Bradley has written to the head of the local NHS to urge him to increase the number of GP appointments in Bromsgrove and the Villages.
In a letter to Simon Trickett, Chief Executive of NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire, the local MP acknowledged the challenges some patients are having in accessing GP appointments.
Bradley has therefore urged the NHS to increase the number of GP appointments in his constituency. This forms part of his Plan for Bromsgrove and the Villages in which Bradley promised to campaign for better local GP access.
Bradley said:
“Under the last Government, which delivered record funding for our NHS, progress was made to improve access to GP appointments, both face-to-face and virtually. However, I fully recognise that it remains challenging for many of my constituents to access GP appointments.
“In light of this, I’ve written to the Chief Executive of NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire to urge him to increase the number of appointments available in Bromsgrove and the Villages.
“I’m determined to deliver on the promise I’ve made to my constituents to campaign for better local GP access and this step I’m taking is part of that work.”
