LMCs consider declaring no confidence in GPC leadership over lack of dispute escalation

Some LMCs considered a vote of no confidence in GPC England's leadership over the lack of dispute escalation.

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LMCs consider declaring no confidence in GPC leadership over lack of dispute escalation

Published 12 January 2026 · Collective action & GPC

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In brief Some LMCs considered a vote of no confidence in GPC England's leadership over the lack of dispute escalation.

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  2. LMCs consider declaring no confidence in GPC leadership over lack of dispute escalation
  3. NHS ‘heavily dependent’ on private ADHD providers – with a 252% increase in spending