The British Medical Association has submitted fresh evidence to the Armed Forces' Pay Review Body (AFPRB), calling for improvements in the remuneration of military doctors and dentists. The submission also provides a reminder of the part that independent organisations can play in the Armed Forces pay review process.
Following the recent AFPRB award and its headline increase of 3.6% for the current year, the 2027/28 armed forces pay round has now begun.
AFPRB UPDATE: The full AFPRB report and recommendations for financial year 2026-27, accepted by the Government and published on 9 June 2026, is now available at this link: Armed Forces’ Pay Review Body Fifty-Fifth Report 2026.
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