Joe Robertson is the MP for Isle of Wight East, elected in July 2024. He grew up in Ryde before qualifying as a family law solicitor. Joe later transitioned into the charity sector, joining Dementia UK, where he worked as an in-house advisor, negotiating contracts with the NHS, local authorities and other healthcare providers. In Parliament, Joe sits on the Health and Social Care Committee, working cross-party with a particular focus on adult social care reform. Joe served as an Isle of Wight Councillor between 2021 and 2026, and was the Conservative group leader between 2021 and 2023.

Maitiu is a Managing Partner at a multi-GP Practice and GP Trainer with the HSE/RCSI training scheme. He is also Vice Chair of GP Committee, Irish Medical Organisation.

Kevin Fong is consultant anaesthetist at UCLH and Professor of Public engagement and Innovation in the Department of Science, Technology, Education and Public Policy (STEaPP) at University College London. Dually accredited in anaesthesia and critical care medicine, he flies as a helicopter emergency medical service (HEMS) doctor with Air Ambulance Kent Surrey Sussex.  He has previously worked with NASA's human space flight operations teams at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. In March 2020, Kevin was seconded to NHS England (NHS E) as National Clinical Advisor in Emergency Preparedness Resilience and Response for the COVID-19 incident. Kevin is also an occasional broadcaster and author. His latest book “Minute 6” is about how high-performance teams deal with uncertainty.  

Simone qualified in medicine in Cardiff in 1991 and completed her GP training in Dorset. She has been practicing at The Blackmore Vale Partnership for the last 30 years. She is a Senior Partner, Clinical Director and Dorset LMC Committee member. She is also the Primary Care Place lead for Dorset and is supporting neighbourhood development and the National Neighbourhood Health Implementation Programme.

Dr Katie Bramall was elected Chair of GPC England in August 2023 and Chair of GPC UK in September 2024, having previously Chaired the U.K. Conference of LMCs. Katie has been Chief Executive of Cambridgeshire LMC since 2019. Qualifying from UCL in 2003, Katie led GP Registrars in 2007 and has been elected annually onto GPC ever since. Relocating from London to Hertford to join a GP partnership in 2010, she later found her ikigai when she was recruited to Londonwide LMCs as Medical Director for NW London in 2016.

Sophie is a campaigner, advisor and ultrarunner dedicated to improving access to sport for women. With over 50 ultra-marathons completed — including Spartathlon, UTMB and Spine Fusion — and a GB 24-Hour World Championship appearance, she founded SheRACES to drive inclusion for female athletes. Sophie is a Trustee of Women in Sport and works as a speaker, writer and consultant supporting organisations to create positive change.

Andy qualified from St Bartholomew’s Medical school in 1996 and undertook GP training in Dorset. He worked as a locum, then a salaried GP before becoming a Partner at the Hadleigh Practice in 2002. He reduced his Partnership commitment to part time in 2017 to take on the Medical Director role at Wessex LMCs and became Joint CEO in April 2022. He is also a GP trainer and BMA GPC representative for Dorset & Wiltshire.

Laura qualified from Oxford University in 2005 and undertook GP training in Winchester. She's worked as a salaried GP, a Retainer and now is working as a locum in Southampton. She has additionally worked in strategic Public Health, as a commissioner for West Hants CCG and has served on RCGP & BMA national Committees. She was a Medical Director at the LMC for 8 years and became Joint CEO in April 2022.