BMA will not escalate GP collective action this month after ‘positive meetings’ with NHSE

The BMA did not escalate collective action in September after "positive" meetings with NHS England.

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BMA will not escalate GP collective action this month after ‘positive meetings’ with NHSE

Published 4 September 2026 · Collective action & GPC

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In brief The BMA did not escalate collective action in September after "positive" meetings with NHS England.

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