Free for BMA members and non-members
About these events
Following the announcement of an upcoming non-statutory ballot for action on the 2024/25 GP contract, the GPC England team is travelling the country in a series of roadshows, hosted by regional LMCs leaders.
These events offer an opportunity to hear face to face about the GP campaign, understand the non-statutory ballot, and discuss and debate with your peers. We will be sharing the BMA GP Practice Survival Toolkit to Protect your Practice, Protect your Patients and other campaign materials to take back to your practice.
Who can attend
The events are open to all GP contractors/partners and practice managers, salaried GPs, GP registrars and practice nurses.
All GPs are encouraged to attend these events, as there will be a lot of information which is relevant to all. You do not need to be a member to attend.
Upcoming roadshows
| Location, date and time | Registration |
|---|---|
| TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Assembly Hall Theatre, Crescent Road, TN1 2LU
Wednesday 10 July 19:30- 21:30 |
CANCELLED |
| CORNWALL/ONLINE
Thursday 11 July 19:00- 21:00 |
Join the meeting 5-10 minutes early so that any access issues can be resolved |
| PETERBOROUGH, Kingsgate Conference Centre, 2 Staplee Way, PE1 4YT
Wednesday 17 July 14:00-16:00 |
Registration from 13:30 Light refreshments available |
| BURY ST EDMUNDS, The Apex Charter Square
IP33 3FD
Wednesday 17 July 19:00-21:00 |
Register |
| LONDON, The Great Hall
BMA House WC1H
Thursday 18 July 19:00-21:00 |
Registration from 18:30
Watch livestream (starts 19:00 Thursday 18 July) |
| ONLINE
Tuesday 23 July 12:30-14:00 |
Register |
| WINCHESTER, Holiday Inn, Morn Hill, Telegraph Way, Winchester, SO21 1HZ
Wednesday 24 July 19:00-21:00 |
Registration from 18:30 |
| ONLINE
Thursday 25 July 19:30-21:00 |
Register |
What you will learn
You can find out what has changed in the imposed GP contract 2024-25, hear more about the referendum in which BMA members roundly rejected that contract and the next steps. We will explain the non-statutory ballot, the timing, the choice, the options and the plan for action. We will also share expert KC opinion of the risk associated with any action and why what we are proposing will be safe for you, your staff, your business and your patients.
You will also be able to hear about GPC England’s vision, strategy and aims for the months ahead leading up to and after the general election. There’ll be plenty of time for questions, answers and considered debate.
Key speakers
Katie Bramall-Stainer- Chair of GPCE
Julius Parker- Deputy Chair of GPCE
Samira Anane- Deputy Chair of GPCE
David Wrigley- Deputy Chair of GPCE