Health and Wellbeing Board
Councils are reviewing GP services and sexual health plans to address population needs and improve health outcomes.
Hillingdon Council is reviewing its GP services, prompted by a growing population and an ageing GP workforce, as reported in November 2025. The council's cabinet welcomed a report from the Health & Social Care Select Committee on GP coverage, agreeing to act upon its recommendations for future provision. Councillor Nick Denys, Chair of the committee, presented the report.
Camden Council is reviewing its sexual health and reproductive wellbeing plan, focusing on improving outcomes for residents regarding STIs, HIV, and reproductive health. The Camden Sexual Wellbeing and Reproductive Health System Review and Work Programme 2025–2030 was discussed at a Health and Wellbeing Board meeting in September 2025.
Health and Wellbeing Boards are statutory bodies in England, introduced under the Health and Social Care Act 2012, whose role is to promote integrated working among local providers of healthcare and social care. They are responsible for improving the health and wellbeing of the population in their area.
Key facts
- Hillingdon Council is reviewing its GP services due to population growth and an ageing GP workforce. Source
- Hillingdon's cabinet welcomed a report from the Health & Social Care Select Committee on GP coverage. Source
- Camden Council is reviewing its sexual health and reproductive wellbeing plan for 2025–2030. Source
- The Camden Sexual Wellbeing and Reproductive Health plan was discussed at a Health and Wellbeing Board meeting in September 2025. Source
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