Management in Practice Manchester
Management in Practice Manchester returns this June with a refreshed programme designed to support practice managers, PCN leaders and GP partners as they prepare for the significant changes ahead in 2026.
As key elements of the 10-year health plan begin to take shape - including the introduction of neighbourhood health services and new expectations around collaborative working - practice managers will be pivotal in turning policy into effective delivery at local level.
This essential event brings together expert insight, financial clarity and practical, real-world guidance to help you lead your organisation through a rapidly evolving primary care landscape with confidence.
250+
Delegates
18
Sessions
20+
Speakers
6+
Engaging Hours
30
Exhibitors

Practical Takeaways

Networking

Lunch & Refreshments
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Understand your evolving role in the 2026 neighbourhood health model
- Gain clarity on how practice management will change as neighbourhood health services are established, and what new responsibilities and leadership expectations will look like
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Prepare for the financial and contractual impact on your practice
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Connect with peers to gain insight into their challenges and the solutions they’ve implemented
- Explore the new neighbourhood service contracts and their implications at practice level - including funding flows, sustainability risks, and what GPs and practice managers need to know now
- Make collaboration work - especially with community pharmacy
- Access practical tools and proven operational strategies
- Practice/Primary Care Managers
- GP Partners
- PCN Clinical Directors and Managers
- PCN teams
- ICB staff
what our attendees say

"It was so informative and I was able to network and gain so many new contacts and information."
Michelle Williamson, Practice Manager
Delegate

"It provided me with the opportunity to meet up with past colleagues and most importantly network with providers to see what is out there to help make Practice management easier and better."
Zainab Patel, Practice Manager
Delegate

"Great learning event and always worth the development."
James Bowman, PCN Manager
Delegate
THE VENUE
Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
Lower Mosley St
M2 3WS
https://www.bridgewater-hall.co.uk/
0161 907 9000

TRAVEL / STAY
So you can enjoy a stress free visit to our event, here is guidance on reaching the venue by public transport or road, along with nearby accommodation suggestions for staying overnight.
Public Transport
Public Transport
By Metrolink
The nearest Metrolink tram stop to The Bridgewater Hall is St Peter’s Square, which has ramp access to all platforms and is approximately 330metres from the main entrance of the Hall via flat terrain. Deansgate-Castlefield is approximately 450 metres from the Hall, with lift access to the platforms located on the corner of Deansgate and Whitworth Street West.
For journey planning and more information on the National Concessionary Pass from Transport for Greater Manchester.
By Train
The closest railway stations to The Bridgewater Hall are Deansgate (approximately 500m) and Oxford Road (approximately 650m). Deansgate station has long ramp, stairs, and lift access between the platforms and street level.
By Bus
Many buses, including the free city centre bus service, stop within easy walking distance of The Bridgewater Hall.
Bus stops on Great Bridgewater Street, directly behind the Hall are served by routes 33, 33b, 255, 256, and x50.
The nearest free bus stops are:
Mount Street/ Peter Street – Route 2
Deansgate station – Route 3
Travel by Car
Travel by Car
By car
If travelling by car, please allow plenty of time for your journey. For satellite navigation, the Hall’s postcode is M2 3WS.
Accessible Parking
The nearest car parks to the hall are Q-Park, NCP Manchester Central, NCP Great Northern and NCP Oxford Street. All of these are accessible.
For Sat Nav systems the postcode for the car park is M2 3GX.
Brought to you by the team behind Management in Practice, our leading events series welcomes practice managers and primary care operational leaders.
Across the country, it brings together experts, innovators, and frontline managers to share insight, inspiration, and practical strategies to support the evolving demands of general practice.
Whether you’re new to practice management or a seasoned leader, the series supports continuous professional development and empowers you to create meaningful change in your organisation.

SPONSORSHIP / EXHIBITING
Management in Practice Events is supported by a selection of industry partners who will sponsor the event. Details will be announced soon.