GP Connector Magazine
About
GP Connector Magazine is a free quarterly practitioner-led physical publication created for GPs, practice managers, and primary care health professionals. Endorsed by those working at the ‘coal face’, it provides practical insights, shared experiences, and the latest developments shaping general practice.
Covering everything from NHS transformation and workforce culture to innovation, business efficiency, and equality, the magazine connects professionals across primary care, helping to share learning, showcase innovation and good practice, and lighten the workload of those delivering vital frontline services.
Key Info
- Free of charge – no subscription cost for practices or professionals
- Peer-to-peer focus – written alongside GPs, practice managers, and primary care colleagues
- Practical and relevant – sharing insights, case studies, and experiences from the frontline
- Policy & practice updates – covering PCNs, GP Federations, and NHS transformation initiatives
- Workforce & culture – supporting staff wellbeing, leadership, and professional development
- Innovation & efficiency – showcasing tools, technology, and business practices to reduce workloads
Coverage
GP Connector Magazine is delivered to 3,089 GP Practices across UK – focussing on the major towns and cities as follows:
London (1330)
Manchester (411)
Birmingham (& Solihull) (184)
Glasgow (157)
Liverpool (119)
Leeds (88)
Sheffield (78)
Bristol (74)
Edinburgh (72)
Leicester (64)
Cardiff (60)
Coventry (60)
Bradford (59)
Nottingham (54)
Stoke-on-Trent (36)
Southampton (34)
Derby (33)
Brighton and Hove (31)
Wolverhampton (31)
Newcastle (28)
Hull (27)
Norwich (26)
Plymouth (23)
Portsmouth (10)
Endorsement
Endorsement is pending from a variety of governing and clinical bodies including - Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), British Medical Association (BMA) – including General Practitioners Committee (GPC), NHS England (Primary Care Division), National Association of Primary Care (NAPC), The King's Fund, Nuffield Trust, National Voices, The Health Foundation, Social Prescribing Network UK, Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH).