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Each of the regional networks that make up Regional Voices, including Wellbeing East, has produced a “Who’s
Who” guide to key people working in health, wellbeing and care in each region. The guides include relevant people
from NHS England area teams, clinical commissioning groups, health and wellbeing boards, CQC, commissioning
support units and local Healthwatch.
You can access the Who’s Who guides for the other regions at www.regionalvoices.org/whoswho
!!! Acronoym warning !!! The Who's Who Guides may contain acronyms that are unfamiliar to some. All
relevant new structures and names are explained in our Regional Voices briefings. So if you'd like to know your
CCGs from your CQC please read the Regional Voices briefings which explain all.
Please help us keep this guide up to date by notifying us of any changes, corrections or information to
help us fill any gaps by emailing [email protected]
NHS England Regional Teams
England Midlands and East is one of four regional teams that support the commissioning services and directly
commission primary care and specialised services at a local level across England. Geographically, the Midlands
and East regional team covers the West Midlands, North Midlands, Central Midlands and East.
https://www.england.nhs.uk/mids-east/contact-us/
Central Midlands and East Regional teams - NHS England Directors of Commissioning Operations
Elliott Howard-Jones updated Jan 2016 NHS England Director of Commissioning Operations - Central Midlands
[Leicester, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Hertfordshire] updated Jan 2016
Andrew Pike NHS England Director of Commissioning Operations – East [East Anglia and Essex]
Central Midlands and East Main Offices:
Central Midlands
Leicester, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire and Hertfordshire updated Jan 2016
Charter House
Parkway Welwyn Garden City
Hertfordshire AL8 6JL
Tel: 0113 824 8686 updated Jan 2016
East Offices 2 main Offices updated Jan 2016
Victoria House
Capital Park Fulbourn
Cambridge CB21 5XB
Tel: 0113 825 5320 updated Jan 2016
Swift House Hedgerows Business Park
Colchester Road Springfield
Chelmsford Essex
CM2 5PF Tel: 0113 824 9112
updated Jan 2016
NHS England Equalities and Health Inequalities updated Jan 2016
NHS England has legal and ethical obligations to reduce health inequalities and advance equality, in accordance
with the public sector Equality Duty of the Equality Act 2010. Public bodies were required to prepare and publish
objectives by 6 April 2012 to meet the general equality duty as outlined in the Equality Act 2010.
The Equality and Health Inequalities team of NHS England will drive forward the strategic priorities and
deliverables set out in the Equality and Health Inequalities Strategy
NHS England Regional Equality Lead - Midlands & East Regional Link
Senior Manager for Equality & Health Inequalities - Inclusion Health
Ranjit Senghera
Tel: 07557 562026
Commissioning Support Units [CSU]
Commissioning Support Units were established in April 2013 as part of the reorganisation of the National Health
Service in England following the Health and Social Care Act 2012. As Commissioning Support Units [CSUs] are not
geographically defined, this means that in some cases customers are local or regional clinical commissioners, and
in others they include clinical commissioning groups in other parts of England. In addition some of the CCG’s have
decided to take the CSU function “in house”
With the closure of Central Eastern CSU in September 2014 and the merger of Anglia CSU with North
East London CSU there is no Commissioning Support Unit solely serving the East of England.
Clinical Commissioning Groups
CCGs are clinically led groups that include all of the GP groups in their geographical area. They are responsible for
designing and commissioning local health services and have to use the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)
and Joint Health and Wellbeing strategy when drawing up their commissioning plans. CCGs are overseen by NHS
England (including its Regional Offices and Area Teams). These structures manage primary care commissioning,
including holding the NHS Contracts for GP practices NHS
Clinical Commissioning Groups in the East of England
Clinical Commissioning Group Accountable Officers Engagement Leads
NHS Bedfordshire CCG
www.bedfordshireccg.nhs.uk
South Central and West CSU updated Jan2016
Accountable Officer: Matthew Tait
[email protected] updated Jan2016
Director of Communications and Corporate Affairs updated Jan2016
Jane Meggitt [email protected]
Patient and Public Engagement
Manager: Sarah Frisby
[email protected] updated Jan2016
NHS Basildon & Brentwood CCG
www.basildonandbrentwoodccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Officer:
Tonia Parsons [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
NHS Cambridgeshire & Peterborough CCG www.cambridgeshireandpeterboroughccg.nhs.uk
No external commissioning support
Chief Operating Officer:
Andy Vowles
Patient Experience Manager:
Maureen Walters
Patient Experience Officer:
Mohammed Mustafa
NHS Castle Point & Rochford CCG www.castlepointandrochfordccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Officer:
Kevin McKenny
Lay Member Patient & Public
Engagement:
Pauline Stratford
Email:[email protected]
NHS East & North Hertfordshire CCG www.enhertsccg.co.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Executive:
Beverley Flowers. Updated Jan2016
Lead for Public Engagement:
Lynda Dent
NHS Herts Valley CCG
www.hertsvalleyscc.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Officer: Nicola Bell
Public Engagement Manager
Heather Aylward [email protected]
NHS Great Yarmouth and Waveney CCG
www.greatyarmouthandwaveneyccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Executive: Andy Evans
[email protected] Updated Jan2016
Director of Commissioning and
Engagement Updated Jan2016
Rebecca Driver
Head of Communications and
Engagement Updated Jan2016
Lorraine Rollo
NHS Ipswich & East Suffolk CCG www.ipswichandeastsuffolkccg.nhs.uk
No external commissioning support
Chief Operating Officer: Maddie Baker-Woods
Head of Operations: Louise Hardwick updated Jan2016 louise.hardwick@ipswichandeastsuffolk
ccg.nhs.uk
NHS Luton CCG
www.lutonccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Officer: Carol Hill
Deputy Director of Quality & Patient
Clare Saunders
North East Essex CCG
www.neessexccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Officer
Sam Hepplewhite [email protected]
Head of Communications and Public
Engagement: Simon Morgan updated Jan2016
Mid Essex CCG
www.midessexccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Office:
James Roach [email protected]
Lay Member Patient and Public
Engagement:
Anne-Marie Garrigan
Communications and Engagement
team call 01245 459 414
email [email protected]
North Norfolk CCG
www.northnorfolkccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Officer: Mark Taylor
[email protected] updated Jan2016
Engagement Manager
Rebecca Champion
Norwich CCG www.norwichccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Accountable Officer: Jo Smithson
[email protected] updated Jan2016
Public Engagement Manager
Laura McCartney-Gray
Southend CCG
www.southendccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Lay Person Patient and Public
Engagement: Janis Gibson
Phone: 01702 314299
South Norfolk CCG
www.southnorfolkccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Officer: Jocelyn Pike
Engagement Lead: Oliver Cruickshank
Thurrock CCG
www.thurrockccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
(Interim Acting) Chief Operating
Officer: Mandy Ansell
Email: [email protected]
phone: 01375 36581
West Essex CCG www.westessexccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Operating Officer:Clare Morris
Lay Member - Public and Patient Engagement: Jackie Sully
Phone: 01992 566140
Email: [email protected]
West Norfolk CCG www.westnorfolkccg.nhs.uk
North East London CSU
Chief Officer: Sue Crossman [email protected]
Patient and Practice Engagement Manager: Caroline Howarth
West Suffolk CCG www.westsuffolkccg.nhs.uk
Commissioning support with Ipswich & East
Suffolk CCG
Chief Executive: Julian Herbert [email protected]
Communications Manager: Jo John Updated Jan2016 [email protected]
Clinical Senates
Clinical Senates help Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), Health and Wellbeing Boards (HWBs) and NHS
England, to make the best decisions about healthcare for the populations they represent by providing advice and
leadership at a strategic level. Senates consist of clinicians, patients and other partners, who will give advice to
commissioners and providers in their area. The East of England Clinical Senate comprises a Clinical Senate
Council and a wider Clinical Senate Assembly. Senate Council is the multi-professional ‘steering group’ of clinical
senate, led by an independently appointed chair Dr Bernard Brett.
Network Manager
Candy Jeffries [email protected] Tel: 07900 715432
Clinical Directors:
Tony O’Brien (CVD) anthony.o’[email protected] Tel: 01223 708750
Neville.Kukreja (cardiac) [email protected] Tel: 01223 708750
Nick Morrish (diabetes) [email protected] Tel:01223 708750
Public Health England
Established on 1 April 2013 to protect and improve the nation’s health and wellbeing and to reduce health
inequalities. PHE has a local presence to provide a range of public health advice and support, including: response
to health protection incidents and emergencies; working alongside local authorities to improve health and
wellbeing and reduce health inequalities; the NHS and other key partners. Updated Jan 2016
Public Health England: Midlands and East of England
Public Health England: Midlands and East of England
Regional Director Dr Rashmi Shukla
1st Floor
5 St Philip's Place Birmingham
B3 2PW
Updated Jan 2016
With effect from the 1st July 2015 the previous PHE Centres in the East of England region (Anglia & Essex and
PHE South Midlands & Hertfordshire Centres) have now merged to form a single Centre known as Public Health
England - East of England. The Centre’s main office is in Cambridge with additional sites in Letchworth,
Thetford & Witham. There will be no change to telephone numbers and all email addresses remain unchanged.
Updated Jan 2016
Public Health England Regional Offices – East of England
PHE East of England
Centre Director
Professor Aliko Ahmed, West Wing,
Victoria House Capital Park,
Fulbourn, Cambridge
CB21 5XB Telephone:01223 722 470
You can read more about how regional voices is working with public health at http://www.regionalvoices.org/public-health
Local health protection teams Updated Jan 2016
Local Health Protection Teams lead Public Health England’s response to incidents and outbreaks of infectious
diseases and threats to health from non-infectious hazards.
Activities include: local disease surveillance; maintaining alert systems; investigating and managing health
protection incidents and outbreaks and delivering and monitoring national action plans for infectious diseases at local level.
East of England Health Protection Teams www.gov.uk/health-protection-team
East of England Health Protection Teams
South Midlands and Hertfordshire HPT (East of England)
(covering Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Luton, Milton Keynes)
Public Health England Beacon House,
Dunhams Lane, Letchworth
Garden City, SG6 1BE
Email: smh:phe.gov.uk or [email protected]
Phone:0300 303 8537
Anglia HPT
(covers Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Peterborough)
Public Health England
Thetford Community Healthy Living Centre, Croxton Road,
Thetford, IP24 1JD
Phone: 0344 225 3546
Essex HPT (covering Basildon, Braintree, Brentwood, Castle Point, Chelmsford, Colchester, Epping, Harlow, Maldon, Rochford,
Southend-on-Sea, Tendring, Thurrock, Uttlesford)
Public Health England 8 Collingwood Road,
Whitham, CM8 2TT
Phone:0345 155 0069
The Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH
The Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) is the representative body for Directors of Public Health
(DsPH) in the UK with the aim of maximising the effectiveness and impact of DsPH as Public Health leaders. The
membership is drawn from serving directors of public health and Associate Directors/ Deputies.
http://www.adph.org.uk/ updated Jan2016
The East of England Regional Network co-ordinator is : Katie Gallagher Association of Directors of Public
Health Network Coordinator East of England. c/o Public Health Service (Postalpoint CH0231) Room 231,
Hertfordshire County Council, County Hall, Pegs Lane, Hertford, SG13 8DQ. Tel: 01992 556287
[email protected] updated Jan2016
Local Authorities Commissioning for Public Health
The transfer of public health from the NHS to local government and Public Health England (PHE) is one of the most
significant extensions of local government powers and duties in a generation.
Local authorities are now responsible for public health commissioning and have appointed new Directors of Public
Health (DPH). Local authorities are also responsible for providing some public health services in conjunction with
Public Health England. Overall local authorities now have a much greater role shaping services.
Regional Directors of Public Health
The most fundamental duties of a directors of public health (DPH) are set out in law and. How those statutory
functions translate into everyday practice depends on a range of factors that are shaped by local needs and
priorities from area to area and over time.
A number of the DPH’s specific responsibilities and duties arise directly from Acts of Parliament - mainly the NHS
Act 2006 and the Health and Social Care Act 2012 - and related regulations. Some of these duties are closely
defined but most allow for local discretion in how they are delivered.
Read more about Directors of Public Health in Local Government Roles, Responsibilities and Context
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/directors-of-public-health-role-in-local-authorities#history
and
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/213009/Public-health-role-of-
local-authorities-factsheet.pdf
East of England Regional Directors of Public Health
Bedford Borough Council
Muriel Scott [email protected]
Cambridgeshire County Council
Liz Robin
Central Bedfordshire Council
Muriel Scott [email protected]
Essex County Council
Mike Gogarty [email protected]
Hertfordshire County Council
Jim McManus [email protected]
Luton Borough Council
Gerry Taylor [email protected]
Norfolk County Council
Dr Louise Smith Updated Jan2016
[email protected] Updated
Jan2016
Peterborough City Council
Liz Robin (shared post with
Cambridgeshire County Council) Updated Jan2016
[email protected] Updated
Jan2016
Southend-on-Sea Borough
Council
Dr Andrea Atherton Updated Jan2016 [email protected] Updated
Jan2016
Suffolk County Council
Tessa Lindfield [email protected]
Thurrock Council
Position is currently Vacant Updated
Jan2016
Association of directors of adult social services (ADASS)
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) represents all the directors of adult social services in
England, as well as senior managers who report to them. Website: http://www.adass.org.uk
The membership is drawn from serving directors of adult social care employed by local authorities. Associate
members are past directors and our wider membership includes deputy and assistant directors. More information
about ADASS can be found at http://www.adass.org.uk/who-we-are/
Julie Ogley Director of Social Care, Health and Housing Central Bedfordshire Council is the Chair of the East of
England region email: E: [email protected]
Directors of Adult Social Care – East of England
Bedford Borough Council Borough Hall, Caudwell Street, Bedford, MK42
9AP Tel: 01234 228 680
Director of Children's and Adults' Services: Kevin Crompton [email protected]
Cambridgeshire County Council
CC1001, Shire Hall, Castle Hill, Cambridge CB3 0AP
Tel: 01223 727993
Executive Director: Children, Families and Adults Services:
Adrian Loades [email protected]
Central Bedfordshire Council
Priory House, Monks Walk, Chicksands, Shefford, SG17 5TQ
Phone: 01462 611 330
Director of Social Care, Health and Housing:Julie Ogley
Essex County Council
PO Box 297, County Hall, Chelmsford CM1 1YS
Tel: 01245 431891
Director for Adult Social Care: Dave Hill
Hertfordshire County Council County Hall, Pegs Lane,
Hertford SG13 8PD Tel: 01992 556363 updated Jan2016
Director of Health and Community Services: Iain Macbeath
Luton Borough Council
Unity House, 111 Stuart Street, Luton LU1 5NP Tel: 01582 547500
Director Housing, Community Living and Adult Social Care:
Pam Garraway [email protected]
Norfolk County Council Room 608,County Hall, Martineau Lane, Norwich
NR1 2SQ Tel: 01603 223 175
Director of Adult Social Services:Harold Bodmer [email protected]
Peterborough City Council
Town Hall, Bridge Street, Peterborough PE1 1FA
Tel: 01733 452409
Director of Social Services: Wendi Ogle-Welbourn
Southend-on-Sea Borough Council Civic Centre, Victoria Avenue,
Southend-on-Sea SS2 6ER Tel: 01702 534729
Corporate Director for People updated Jan2016 Simon Leftley
Suffolk County Council Endeavour House, Russell Road,
Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 2BX
Tel: 01473 260726
Corporate Director for Adult and Community Services updated Jan2016 Anna MCcreadie
Thurrock Council
PO Box 140, Civic Offices, New Road, Grays, Thurrock RM17 6TJ
Tel: 01375 652286
Director Adults Health and Commissioning: Roger Harris
The Association of Directors of Children's Services Ltd - ADCS
(ADCS) is a membership organisation, whose members hold leadership roles in children’s services departments in
local authorities in England. They specialise in developing, commissioning and leading the delivery of services to
children, young people and their families, including education, health, youth, early years and social care services.
Working in partnership with other agencies our members work to achieve tailored and joined-up services for
children, whatever their identified needs. http://adcs.org.uk/general/about-us
There are 11 local authorities in the Eastern region. They are Bedford Borough, Cambridgeshire, Central Bedfordshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Luton, Norfolk, Peterborough, Southend-on-
Sea, Suffolk and Thurrock.
Chair: The Eastern Region chair is Sue Cook, Corporate Director for Children and Young People’s Services, Suffolk
County Council e: [email protected]
Regional representatives on ADCS Council of Reference
Sue Cook, Suffolk e: [email protected]
1 Vacancy
Directors of Children's Services
Bedford Borough Council
Borough Hall, Cauldwell Street, Bedford, MK42 9AP
T:01234 228620
Director of Children’s and Adults’ Services: Kevin Crompton [email protected]
Cambridgeshire County Council
CC1001, Shire Hall, Castle Hill, Cambridge CB3 0AP
Phone: 01223 727993
Executive Director: Children, Families and Adults Services:
Adrian Loades [email protected]
Central Bedfordshire Council
Priory House, Monks Walk, Chicksands,
Shefford, Beds, SG17 5TQ
T: 0300 300 8000
Director of Children's Services: Sue Harrison
Essex County Council
PO Box 11, Children's Services Corporate Directorate,
Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 1LX
T: 0333 013 4556
Executive Director for People Commissioning: Dave Hill
Hertfordshire County Council
County Hall, Peg Lane, Hertford, SG13 8DF
T: 01992 555704
Director of Children's Services: Jenny Coles
Luton Borough Council 111 Stuart Street,
Luton, LU1 5NP T: 01582 548400
Corporate Director, Children & Learning: Sally Rowe
Norfolk County Council
County Hall, Martineau Lane, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 2DH
T: 01603 222600
Executive Director of Children’s Services: Michael Rosen updated
Jan2016 [email protected]
Peterborough City Council
Bayard Place, Broadway,
Peterborough, PE1 1FB
T: 01733 863601
Corporate Director People and Communities:
Wendi Ogle-Welbourn [email protected]
Southend-on-Sea Borough Council
Civic Centre, Victoria Avenue, Southend on Sea,
Essex, SS2 6ER
T: 01702 534729
Corporate Director, People: Simon Leftley [email protected]
Suffolk County Council
Endeavour House, 8 Russell Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 2BX
T: 01473 265354
Corporate Director for Children and Young People’s Services:
Sue Cook [email protected]
Thurrock Council P.O. Box 118, Civic Offices, New Road Grays,
Thurrock, RM17 6GF T: 01375 652077
Director of Children's Services: Carmel Littleton [email protected]
Health and Wellbeing Boards
Hosted by local authorities, each top tier and unitary authority has its own health and wellbeing board. Health and
wellbeing boards bring together the NHS, public health, adult social care and children's services, including elected
representatives and Local Healthwatch. In some areas there is also a voluntary and community
representative on the Board
Health and Wellbeing Boards – East of England
Health & Wellbeing
Board Chair of the Board Representative from the Voluntary and
Community Sector
Bedford Borough Mayor Dave Hodgson Updated Jan2016 [email protected]
No VCS rep on the board Updated Jan2016
Cambridgeshire
Cllr Tony Orgee
VCS feed in via sub groups - below
Cambridgeshire VCS sub groups:
• Granville Hawkes, Voluntary and Community Action East Cambridgeshire - [email protected]
• Julie Farrow, Hunts Forum of Voluntary Organisations - [email protected]
• Joseph Simon, Cambridgeshire Carers Partnership Board - [email protected]
Central Bedfordshire
Council
Cllr Maurice Jones Updated Jan2016
No VCS rep on the board Updated Jan2016
Essex
Cllr David Finch
Jacqui Foile, Voluntary Action Epping Forest
Hertfordshire
Cllr Colette Wyatt-Lowe
[email protected] Updated Jan2016
Michael Downing, Chair of Healthwatch
[email protected] Updated Jan2016
Luton
Cllr Hazel Simmons
No VCS rep on the board
Norfolk
Cllr Brian Watkins Updated Jan2016
Pip Coker, Julian Support
Joyce Hopwood, Norfolk Council on Ageing
There is currently a vacancy for this seat Updated
Jan2016
Peterborough
Cllr John Holdich Updated Jan2016
No VCS rep on the board
Southend
Cllr James Moyies Updated Jan2016
Chief Executive, SAVS: Alison Semmence
[email protected] Updated Jan2016
Suffolk
Cllr Alan Murray Updated Jan2016
Managing Director of Lime Skills, Suffolk’s
Voluntary Sector Congress: Nicola Bradford
Updated Jan2016
Thurrock
Barbara Rice [email protected]
No VCS rep on the board
Regional Voices has produced resources to support the voluntary sector to understand, link in with and influence health and wellbeing boards http://www.regionalvoices.org/node/47
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)
Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) is a collection of information that aims to identify the health and
wellbeing needs of the local population on each local authority area.
The JSNA is expected to:
Describe the future health and wellbeing of its population.
Better support the needs of local communities by identifying and encouraging interventions at earlier stages
to more effectively target the causes of health problems.
Help understand the needs of the whole population.
Consider and understand the wider determinants of health.
Health & Wellbeing Boards will use the JSNA to develop the Health and Wellbeing Strategy and set commissioning
priorities.
Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy
Each Health and Wellbeing Board will be required to draw up a joint and high level Health and Wellbeing Strategy,
informed by the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment. It will set the overall strategic direction for Health and
Wellbeing.
East of England JSNA Leads - Luke Ward is the Programme Lead for Joint Strategic Needs Assessment, East of
England Public Health Directorate
East of England JSNA Leads
Local Authority JSNA Lead - Contact/support
Bedford Borough
Council
JSNA contact: Barbara Wonford updated Jan2016
Tel No: 01234 276874
For more information on the publication of the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment please
contact Jashpal Mann at Bedford Borough Council at [email protected] updated Jan2016
Bedford Borough Council JSNA - The JSNA Summary Report, agreed by the Health and Wellbeing Board on 17
March 2015, provides a brief summary of the wealth of information about health and wellbeing needs and outcomes
available on the main JSNA website.
Bedford Borough is in the process of refreshing the JSNA. The JSNA will be a very large source of information and as
such will be released as the chapters are finalised. A table of publication dates (i.e. when the chapters will be
uploaded on the Bedford Borough website) http://www.bedford.gov.uk/health_and_social_care/jsna.aspx updated Jan2016
Cambridgeshire
County Council
JSNA Programme Manager: Wendy Quarry [email protected]
Tel:01223 729158
Cambridgeshire JSNA To date the Cambridgeshire JSNA is made up of twelve chapters. Each chapter may have
many linked documents that are referenced within them.
The current JSNA reports are listed in the left hand menu of this page:
http://www.cambridgeshireinsight.org.uk/joint-strategic-needs-assessment/current-jsna-reports updated Jan2016
As the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment is an ongoing programme of work, for information on the chapters that are
currently being developed, see the ‘What’s new?’ section of this website.
http://www.cambridgeshireinsight.org.uk/whats-new/new updated Jan2016
Central Bedfordshire
Council
Contact: Sion James updated Jan2016 [email protected]
Tel No: 0300 300 5320
Central Bedfordshire JSNA http://www.centralbedfordshire.gov.uk/health-and-social-care/jsna/default.aspx
Essex County Council
If you have any comments or questions on the Essex JSNA please contact
Health & Adult Social Care Intelligence Manager: Duncan Taylor updated Jan2016
Essex JSNA http://www.essexinsight.org.uk/grouppage.aspx?groupid=19&cookieCheck=true&JScript=1
Hertfordshire County
Council [email protected]
Hertfordshire JSNA http://jsna.hertslis.org/
Luton Borough Council
Policy and performance Email: [email protected]
Tel: 01582 546073
Luton JSNA This is the third JSNA which has been undertaken in Luton and provides a comprehensive analysis of
the current and future health and wellbeing needs of people in Luton.
http://www.luton.gov.uk/Community_and_living/Lists/LutonDocuments/PDF/JSNA/JSNA%202015.pdf updated Jan2016
Norfolk County Council
Currently there is no appointed Manager / Lead for JSNA, for the time being please contact [email protected] updated Jan2016
Norfolk JSNA http://norfolkinsight.org.uk/jsna updated Jan2016
Peterborough City
Council
Contact: Ryan O’Neill ryan.o'[email protected] updated Jan2016
Peterborough JSNA https://www.peterborough.gov.uk/healthcare/public-health/JSNA/
See also http://www.peterboroughjsna.org/
Suffolk County
Council
If you have any comments or suggestions for content for the JSNA page please email [email protected]
Suffolk County Council JSNA http://www.suffolk.gov.uk/adult-social-care-and-health/public-health/knowledge-
and-evidence/joint-strategic-needs-assessment-jsna/
Southend on Sea
Borough Council Contact: Rob Walters e: [email protected] updated Jan2016
Southend on Sea JSNA https://www.southend.gov.uk/downloads/download/356/joint_strategic_needs_assessments
And http://www.southend.gov.uk/JSNA
Thurrock Council No information updated Jan2016
Thurrock JSNA In 2015, 2 new JSNA documents have been published. The first looked specifically at the needs of
our children and young people and was published in March 2015. Another looks at the demography of our population as a whole and was approved for publication in June 2015. updated Jan2016
https://www.thurrock.gov.uk/healthy-living/joint-strategic-needs-assessment
Health and Social Care Overview and Scrutiny Committees
Each relevant council has a health overview and scrutiny committee, dedicated to scrutinising local NHS policy,
planning, and impact against local needs and inequalities. This committee is made up of councillors (and in two-
tier areas often includes district/borough members as well as county councillors) and thereby has democratic
legitimacy. It may also include co-opted members. Cabinet members are not eligible to sit on the health
overview and scrutiny committee or any other scrutiny committee. The meetings are open to the press and public
in the same way as any council meeting.
The primary aim of health scrutiny is to act as a lever to improve the health of local people, ensuring their needs
are considered as an integral part of the commissioning, delivery and development of health services.
East of England Health Overview and Scrutiny
Local Authority Chair Lead Officer
Bedford Borough
Council
Cllr John Mingay Updated Jan2016
Tel: 01234 210788
Jacqueline Gray
Cambridgeshire
Scrutiny is carried out by the Health
Committee at Cambridgeshire
County council
Cllr David Jenkins Updated Jan2016
Tel: 07739 758859
Central
Bedfordshire
Cllr Rita Drinkwater [email protected]
Tel: 0300 300 8517
Paula Everitt [email protected]
Essex
Cllr Jillian Reeves [email protected]
Tel: 01268 565596
Graham Hughes [email protected]
Tel: 033301 34574 Updated Jan2016
Hertfordshire
County Council
Cllr Seamus Quilty
Tel:01923 246485
Charles Weir Updated Jan2016
Tel: 01438 843630
Luton Borough Council
Cllr Meryl Dolling
Contact Officer: Eunice Lewis Updated Jan2016
Norfolk County
Council
Michael Carttiss
Tel: 01603 228912
Maureen Orr
Peterborough City Council
The Council is required to appoint
a Statutory Scrutiny Officer. At Peterborough this role is undertaken by
the Head of Legal Services.
Southend on Sea
Borough Council
People Scrutiny Committee Chair Cllr Lesley Salter
[email protected] updated Jan2016
Suffolk County
Council - Health Scrutiny Committee
and Great Yarmouth
and Waveney Joint Health Scrutiny
Committee
Michael Ladd [email protected]
Tel: 01502 724337 or 01502 727296
Theresa Harden
Thurrock Council
Councillor Graham Snell
Tel: 01375 366322
Healthwatch England
Healthwatch England is the independent consumer champion for health and social care in England. It provides a
national voice on the key issue that matter to people using health & social care services. It advises the NHS
Commissioning Board, English local authorities, Monitor and the Secretary of State and has the power to
recommend action be taken on behalf of people using health & social care services. Healthwatch England provides
leadership, support and advice to local healthwatch organisations.
Healthwatch England Development team:
Head of Network Development: Andy Payne updated Jan2016
Andy is responsible for
development of the local Healthwatch network within
England; relationship management and support of local Healthwatch.
Tel: 07789 876619
Development Manager North and Central England: Julie Turner updated Jan2016 Julie supports and development
the local Healthwatch network across the Central England region.
Tel: 07789 876581
Development Officer Central England: Davinia Jarman updated Jan2016
Davinia supports and develops the local
Healthwatch network across the Central England region.
A full list of Healthwatch England staff can be found here http://www.healthwatch.co.uk/our-staff-0#nid-888 and
http://www.healthwatch.co.uk/our-people
Local Healthwatch in the East of England
There are 11 local Healthwatch in the East of England. Local Healthwatch organisations will involve people from all
parts of the community, giving everyone a voice in local health and care services. They will collect evidence from
the community and bring this to the attention of local health commissioners and will be a representative on health
and wellbeing boards. They will also use this evidence to inform Healthwatch England.
Bedford Borough
Chair: Anne Bustin [email protected]
HBB does not employ a Chief Executive. updated Jan2016
Address: 21-23 Gadsby Street, Bedford MK40 3HP website: www.healthwatchbedfordborough.co.uk email: [email protected] Tel: 01234 718018
Cambridgeshire
Chair: Val Moore updated Jan2016 [email protected]
CEO: Sandie Smith [email protected]
Address: The Maple Centre, 6 Oak Drive, Huntingdon PE29 7HN website: www.healthwatchcambridgeshire.co.uk
email: [email protected] Tel: 01480 420628
Central Bedfordshire
Chair: Robin Smith updated Jan2016
CEO: Diana Blackmun [email protected]
Address: Capability House, Wrest Park, Silsoe MK45 4HR website: www.healthwatch-centralbedfordshire.org.uk
email: [email protected] Tel: 0300 303 8554
Essex
Chair: Mike Adams [email protected]
CEO: Tom Nutt [email protected]
Address: RCCE House, Threshelfords Business Park, Inworth Road, Feering CO5 9SE website:www.healthwatchessex.org.uk
Contact: You can call the Healthwatch Essex team on 01376 572829 or complete an online form www.healthwatchessex.org.uk/contact-us/ Tel: 01376 572829
Hertfordshire
Chair: Michael Downing Updated Jan2016
CEO: Geoff Brown [email protected]
Address: Douglas Tilbe House, Hall Grove, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL7 4PH website: www.healthwatchhertfordshire.co.uk email: [email protected] Tel: 01707 275978
Luton
Interim Chair: Noelette Hanley
FT post currently being advertised. Updated Jan2016
Chief Operations Officer:
Michael Mullender-Francis Updated Jan2016 [email protected]
Address: 102 Hitchin Road, Luton LU2 0ES website: www.healthwatchluton.co.uk email: [email protected] Tel: 01582 817060
Norfolk
Chair: William Armstrong Updated Jan2016
CEO: Alex Stewart [email protected]
Address: The Business Base Ltd, Rowan House, 28 Queens Road, Hethersett, Norwich NR9 3DB
website: www.healthwatchnorfolk.co.uk email: [email protected] Tel: 01603 813904
Peterborough
Chair: David Whiles
CEO: Angela Burrows
Address: 16-17 St Mark’s Street, Peterborough PE1 2TU website: www.healthwatchpeterborough.co.uk email: [email protected] Tel: 03451 20 20 64 Updated Jan2016
Healthwatch Southend
Manager: John Cooke Updated Jan2016
Address: Prittlewell Chapel, North Road, Southend SS0 7AH website: www.healthwatchsouthend.co.uk
email: [email protected] Tel: 01702 220104
Suffolk
Chair: Tony Rollo Updated Jan2016
CEO: Andy Yacoub Updated Jan2016
Address: 2-13 Norfolk House, Williamsport Way, Needham Market, Suffolk IP6 8RW website: www.healthwatchsuffolk.co.uk
email: [email protected] Tel: 01449 703949
Thurrock
CEO: Kim James
Address: The Beehive Resource Centre, West Street, Grays RM17 6XP website: www.healthwatchthurrock.org
Contact: General contact and enquiries online form http://www.healthwatchthurrock.org/content/contact or email: [email protected] Tel: 01375 389883
Care Quality Commission (CQC)
The CQC has a four region structure, which aligns with the structure of NHS England, which covers the West and
East Midlands and the East of England. Meet the full CQC Team http://www.cqc.org.uk/about-us/meet-our-team
CQC Chief Inspectors CQC Deputy Chief Inspectors (Regional)
CQC Heads of Inspection (Regional)
Chief Inspector of General Practice
Professor Steve Field
Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care
Andrea Sutcliffe
Chief Inspector of Hospitals Professor Sir Mike Richards
Deputy Chief Inspector (Adult Social
Care): Central Region Malcolm Bower-Brown
Head of Inspection (Adult Social
Care): Central Region Sue Howard
The Care Quality Commission – Public Engagement in your Region
The Care Quality Commission has appointed Senior Regional Public Engagement Officers to work across Each of
the four regions [ North, Central, South and London
These new roles aim to increase public awareness and engagement with the CQC, and both officers are keen to
link into your existing engagement networks and activities to increase direct public involvement with CQC
CCQ Senior Regional Public Engagement and Involvement Officer (Central region)
Amy Burgess
up to 26th February 2016
Skills for Care
The role of Skills for Care is to ensure the adult social care workforce has the skills and qualifications needed to
deliver high quality care and support. They have a network of area teams across England and Locality managers
work closely with other stakeholders including the Care Quality Commission (CQC), local authorities, learning
providers and the voluntary and community sector.
Support from Locality Managers can be via phone or email and you can find out who your locality manager is
below. Any general queries for the engagement support team can be emailed to
Head of Area (Eastern) James Cross
Email [email protected]
Mob 07968 303431
Locality Manager (Central Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Luton)
Kathryn Chamberlain [email protected]
Tel 01582 834691,
Mob 0779 2298749
Locality Manager (Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and Bedford) Carolyn Holmes
Mob 07792293695
Locality Manager (Norfolk and Suffolk)
Michelle Vinall
Tel 01353 862 219, Mob 07794 622 668
Locality Manager (Essex, Southend and Thurrock) Lee Stribling
Mob 07811392584
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*With the closure of One East Midlands, Wellbeing East is being hosted by Self Help UK as part of the Regional Voices partnership.
Wellbeing East Midlands C/O Self Help UK
T: 07508490731
E-mail: [email protected]
Regional Voices champions the work of voluntary and community organisations to improve health, well-being and care, across England. Regional Voices is a partnership of nine regional networks. Together, we directly connect to over 25,000 voluntary and community organisations. Our coverage is broad, deep and well-established. Our vision is for a society where voluntary and community organisations are connected with decision-makers at all levels, able to influence policy and improve community health, care and well-being through better services.
