David Cameron is set to guarantee access to a local GP as part of the Tories' election manifesto next week.
The document is expected to promise that everyone will be able to see a doctor in their area 12 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Conservatives were scathing about the current level of out-of-hours access to health services, pointing out that a quarter of GPs' practices are closed by 6.30pm during the week.
Mr Cameron will hope the commitment helps to convince voters that he can be trusted with the health service - traditionally core Labour territory.
The Tory leader sought to reinforce his centrist credentials in an interview with the Sunday Telegraph, in which he pledged to govern on behalf of "everyone in Britain" if elected.
He said he would avoid the more "divisive" policies associated with the Thatcher governments of the 1980s, instead urging the country to "join together, act decisively and move forward with optimism".
( source: Yahoo news Uk/ ITN)
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