The proposals would also be paid for by an overhaul in planning conditions for new housing estates that need local healthcare.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak walks with husband and wife Ian and Maureen Levy, Conservative parliamentary candidates for Cramlington and Killingworth, and Blyth and Ashington, respectivley, at Blyth Beach in the North East of England while on the General
Treatment for more conditions, such as acne and chest infections, would be offered, which the Tories claim would free up 20 million GP appointments in total once fully scaled. “As part of our clear plan we are investing in community services making it quicker, easier and more convenient for patients to receive the care they need and help to relieve pressure on hospital services.
“I know just how important it is for people to have access to health services and treatment close to home – and Pharmacy First and our hundreds of new Community Diagnostic Centres have been a real success story so far. But we must do more.
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