GPs to ‘limit appointments’ if Government doesn’t engage in contract talks

The BMA has plans to escalate, including limiting appointments, if contract talks don't progress.

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GPs to ‘limit appointments’ if Government doesn’t engage in contract talks

Published 21 September 2026 · Collective action & GPC

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In brief The BMA has plans to escalate, including limiting appointments, if contract talks don't progress.

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