What do governors do?
 

Our governors represent the interests of our members, staff and local public sector organisations in influencing the development of our Trust.  

Governors relay information about the Trust, our vision and our performance and take account of the views of the groups they serve.

They are elected or nominated to their positions and together they form our Governors' Body.

Click here to see the document "Role of the Governor"

Terms of Reference for the Governors Body and it's committees:

Governors Body General meetings

Nomination, Remuneration & Development Committee

Membership Committee

Governors' Body 

Our Governors' Body is made up of:

• 36 members of the public, elected to their positions by members 
• 23 members of staff, elected to their positions by employees 
• 11 representatives of local public sector organisations, nominated to their positions by these organisations