• NHS (in various roles during pandemic)
• Past President RCGP 2015-17. Retired General Practitioner, withdrew from NHS Performers List and voluntary erasure from GMC register June 2018, but temporarily reinstated during Covid Pandemic

Declaration on 10 November 2023

Declaration period: 2023

Main employment

• Type: Academic
• Details: trustee/executive (unpaid) / UKHACC

Nothing else to declare.

Declaration on 4 January 2022

Declaration period: 2022

Nothing to declare.

Declaration on 4 January 2022

Declaration period: 2022

Nothing to declare.

Declaration on 4 January 2022

Declaration period: 2022

Nothing to declare.

Declaration on 13 December 2019

Declaration period: 2019

Academic

• Relates to: Other
• Details: RCGP Representative for Sustainability, Climate Change and Green Issues, and on behalf of RCGP member of the executive of the UK Health Alliance for Climate Change Lead for the NUS/SOS Green Impact for Health Toolkit and Award Scheme

Spousal / family

• Details: My wife is a retired NHS psychiatrist and has no paid employment

Declaration on 28 June 2018

Past declarations

I held remunerated roles in NHS management, research, education and appraisals until 31/3/18

Other declarations

I am RCGP college representative for sustainability, climate change and green issues and RCGP reimburses some of the travel expenses associated with that role

Declaration on 17 November 2017

Nothing to declare.

Declaration on 5 February 2016

Other declarations

I work a half day a week for Health Education England as a Training Programme Director in the Bristol GP speciality training programme, NHS England as a GP appraiser doing 20 GP appraisals a year in the Bristol area, a half day a week as NIHR clinical research champion for general practice in S Glos, Bristol and North Somerset, advice my former practice (Horfield HC) on strategy and research and also do occasional clinical sessions for a fixed fee of £10,000 pa, and provide a few hours consultancy advice each month re seven day working (paid at £75/hr) to the One Care Consortium in Bristol (which is a federation of >70 general practices funded by prime Ministers Challenge Fund money).

Declaration on 6 December 2015

Other declarations

I am President of the Royal College of GPs

Declaration on 5 May 2015

Other declarations

I am a partner at Horfield Health Centre. The practice owns the health centre and adjoining property Horfield House and gets rental income from various tenants. The practice also has membership of the One care Consortium which has funding in 2014 and 2015 from the the Prime Ministers Challenge Fund to increase access to primary care and owns shares in GP care which is a local GP lead provider company.

Declaration on 10 October 2014

Other sources of income or benefits from other organisations relevant to medical practice

• Company: GP care · Reason for receipt of fees: My practice is a small shareholder in GP care which is a Bristol based federation of >100 practices formed to improved services in primary care · Total amount received: under £100

Research grants paid by private institutions to your department

• Company: National Institute for Health Research · Reason for receipt of fees: My practice hosts NIHR approved commercial and non-commercial research and some of this may be funded by pharmaceutical companies · Total amount received: £2,000 to under £5,000

Declaration on 10 October 2014

Nothing to declare.

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