Autumn Budget 2017 and the NHS

Two HM Treasury documents outlining the impact of the budget on the NHS.

Autumn Budget 2017: NHS spending
HM Treasury 23 November 2017

• The Autumn Budget 2017 included £6.3 billion of new funding for the NHS in England, including £2.8 billion over the next three years for day-to-day services and £3.5 billion of capital investment by 2022/23. This document sets out the background to NHS spending including the impact of the budget announcement.

Funding for local groups of NHS organisations (Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships)

HM Treasury 23 November 2017

• This document sets out the first twelve schemes due to benefit from government investment in local groups of NHS organisations (Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships) to deliver transformation schemes and improve their ability to meet demand for local services.
• Sustainability and Transformation Partnership bids selected for the first wave of provisional funding
• Barnsley Hospital Children’s Emergency Department and Assessment Unit scheme (South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw STP)
• Doncaster Urgent and Emergency Care scheme (South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw STP)
•  Leeds Community Child and Adolescent Mental Health Inpatient Unit scheme (West Yorkshire STP)
• Chesterfield Urgent Care scheme (Derbyshire STP)
• Russell’s Hall Hospital Dudley Urgent Care Centre scheme (Black Country STP)
• Birmingham Children’s Hospital Emergency Department scheme (Birmingham and Solihull STP)
• South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust Out of Hospital Care scheme (Coventry and Warwickshire STP)
• Mid and South Essex Acute Hospitals reconfiguration scheme (Mid-and-South Essex STP)
• South West London and St George’s NHS Mental Health Trust Estates Modernisation scheme (South West London STP)
• Frimley Out of Hospital Integrated Care Hubs scheme (Frimley Health STP)
• Bracknell Forest Heathlands scheme (Frimley Health STP)
• Chiltern and Aylesbury Vale Primary Care Hub scheme (Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West STP)