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GP practices rated “requires improvement” in Yorkshire and The Humber

CQC overall ratings for 583 GP practices in Yorkshire and The Humber, as-of 1 June 2026.

As of 1 June 2026, 15 of 583 GP practices in Yorkshire and The Humber with an overall CQC rating — 3% — were rated “requires improvement”, and 1 were “inadequate”. That ranks Yorkshire and The Humber 7 of 9 English regions by share of “requires improvement” practices (1 = highest), against an England-wide 4%.

Yorkshire and The Humber GP practices by CQC rating

Outstanding
27 (5%)
Good
540 (93%)
Requires improvement
15 (3%)
Inadequate
1 (0%)
Not rated
0 (0%)

By local authority

Local authorities in Yorkshire and The Humber with at least 20 rated GP practices, ranked by “requires improvement” share.

Local authorityRatedRequires improvementRI rateInadequateGood / Outstanding
Rotherham2727%093%
Doncaster3426%094%
North Yorkshire6335%095%
Kingston upon Hull, City of2414%096%
Bradford5724%097%
Barnsley3213%097%
Wakefield3413%097%
Kirklees6212%098%
Sheffield7211%099%
Leeds8700%199%
East Riding of Yorkshire2400%0100%

Frequently asked questions

How many GP practices in Yorkshire and The Humber are rated "requires improvement"?

As of 1 June 2026, 15 of 583 GP practices in Yorkshire and The Humber with an overall CQC rating were rated "requires improvement" (3%). 1 were rated "inadequate", and 567 were "good" or "outstanding".

How does Yorkshire and The Humber compare with the rest of England?

Yorkshire and The Humber ranks 7 of 9 English regions by share of "requires improvement" GP practices (1 = highest share). Its 3% compares with 4% across all rated practices in England.

Which area within Yorkshire and The Humber has the most "requires improvement" GP practices?

Of local authorities in Yorkshire and The Humber with at least 20 rated GP practices, Rotherham had the highest share: 2 of 27 (7%), as of 1 June 2026.

Where does this data come from?

Figures are from the CQC's official "Care directory with ratings" (as-of 1 June 2026), under the Open Government Licence v3.0. They count the overall rating per GP practice; the CQC uses a categorical scheme, not a numeric score.

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Source: Care Quality Commission www.cqc.org.uk. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Ratings are taken from the CQC’s Care directory with ratings (01_June_2026_Latest_ratings.ods, as-of 1 June 2026), published at www.cqc.org.uk. CQC ratings are categorical and change as practices are re-inspected. This analysis is by GeraClinic and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the CQC.