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GMC · LondonThe General Dental Council has set out plans to modernise fitness to practise regulation over the next three years, with outcomes planned through to 2030. Consulting on its Corporate Strategy 2026-2028, titled ‘Trusted and Effective: A Strategy for Dental Regulation’, the GDC said: “Key priorities include modernising our registration and renewal processes through improved and more user-centred digital services, streamlining fitness to practise …Read Article
GDC plans to modernise its approach to regulation - Fitness to Practise News by Kings View Chambers
London, England · LondonThe General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), the UK regulator of osteopaths, has successfully prosecuted Gareth Milner, who practised in West London, for a second time for unlawfully describing himself as an osteopath after leaving the GOsC’s Register of osteopaths. Mr Milner appeared at City of London Magistrates’ Court on 22 May 2025, and was found guilty of using the osteopathic title while not registered with the GOsC.
Since the passing of the O…Read Article
GOsC successfully prosecutes Gareth Milner for unlawfully describing himself as an osteopath - Fitness to Practise News by Kings View Chambers
England · EnglandThe Department for Education (DfE) has increased Social Work England’s budget by 25%, providing an additional £5.2m for 2025-26 to help tackle fitness to practise backlogs. This funding raises the regulator’s revenue budget to £26.7m, up from £21.5m in 2024-25, with the increase coming entirely from the DfE. If Social Work England’s proposed 33% increase in practitioner fees is implemented, it could provide an additional £1.1m in revenue. The re…Read Article
