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Item 6 Appendix 1 Governors Register of Interests Register of Governor Interests Financial Year 2019-2020 (up to end of June 2020) Stakeholder Governors: Name Political Party Interests Membership Cllr Caroline Firth, Bradford Member of Labour Party Communications Officer, Carers Metropolitan District Council Resource Term of office – District Councillor for Keighley 24/10/18 – 23/10/21 East ward Cllr Robert Hestletine, North Independent None Yorkshire County Council Term of office: 1/6/16 – 31/5/19 Cllr Gillian Quinn, North Member of the None Yorkshire County Council Conservative Party Term of office: 3/6/19 – 2/6/22 Cllr Margaret Foxley, Pendle Member of the Borough Councillor for Pendle, Borough Council Conservative Party Boulsworth ward. Business owner of ‘A Modern Term of office: Funeral’ planning service. 1/6/18 – 31/5/21 (stood down on Trustee for Pendle Homestart 15/5/2019) Cllr Tom Whipp, Pendle Member of the Liberal None Borough Council Democrat Party Term of office: 16/5/19 – 31/5/21 Shamim Akhtar, Voluntary Member of Labour Party Paid member of Unite the Union Sector and a Manager of Mental Health Charity (voluntary Sector) which Term of office – works in the health and social 6/12/18 – 5/12/21(resigned care field 2/2/2020) Public Governors Name Constituency Registered Interests Comments Political Party Membership David Child Bingley None None Term of office: 1/6/16 – 31/5/19 Pat Thorpe Bingley Rural None None Term of office: 1/6/16 – 31/5/19 Ros Seton Bingley Rural None None Term of office: 1/6/19 – 31/5/22 Martin Carr Craven None None Term of office: 1/6/16– 31/5/19 Nick Cole Craven None Employed by Capita Range of services Resourcing Ltd t/a provided to the NHS Term of office: Versus 1/6/19 - 31/5/22 Bryan Ilkley None Chairman, Managing Private Limited Thompson Director & 50% Company shareholder of Simpla Term of office: Systems Limited 1/6/16 – 31/5/19 Managing Director of Private Limited Ambulance UK Company Limited Karen Ellison Ilkley and None None Wharfedale Term of office: 1/6/19 - 31/5/22 John Bootland Keighley None None Central/East Term of office: 1/6/18 – 31/5/21 Christine Keighley None None Highley West Term of office: 1/6/18– 31/5/19 and 1/6/19-31/5/22 Name Constituency Registered Interests Comments Political Party Membership Pat Taylor Settle & Mid- None Trustee of Foundation No contracts were held Craven a supported housing with NHS when Term of office: charity. This merged Foundation but did 1/6/16 – 31/5/19 with Community Links with Community Links. early 2019 to become Inspire North. Chairperson of Settle The Pool has a Community contract with Airedale Swimming Pool Hospital for one physio session a week, this is managed by the Pool Manager Peter Allen Skipton None None Term of office: 1/6/16 – 31/5/19 Olukayode Skipton None None Dada Term of office: 1/6/19 - 31/5/22 Margaret Berry South None None Craven Term of office: 1/6/16 – 31/5/19 and 1/6/19-31/5/22 Paul Maskell West Craven None Senior Learning and Development Term of office: Manager, Macmillan 1/6/18 -1/6/21 Cancer Support Peter Beaumont Wharfedale None None Term of office: 1/6/16 – 31/5/19 John Roberts Worth Valley None None Term of office: 1/6/16 -31/5/19 Jerry Stanford Pendle East None None & Colne Term of office: 1/6/18 – 31/5/21 Peter Home Bingley None Company Secretary Play Bradford/ Term of office: Eccleshills Adventure 1/6/2020 – Playground 31/5/2023 Charitable Trust Staff Governors Name Constituency Registered Interests Comments Political Party Membership Annette Allied Health None None Ferrier Professionals & Scientists Term of office: 26/10/17 - 31/5/20 and 1/6/2020 – 31/5/2023 Richard Doctors & None Shareholder in Westcliffe Jackson Dentists Health Innovations Term of office: Richard’s spouse: 26/10/17 – Clinical Partner of Affinity 31/5/20 Care Primary Care Partnership, GP with specialist Interest in Older People for Bradford Hospital Foundation Trust, Speciality Clinical Lead of Older People & Stroke for Bradford District and Craven CCG’s, Medical Director at Westcliffe Health Innovation, Director at Medwest Ltd, Shareholder in Medwest Ltd, Westcliffe Care UK Ltd, Westcliffe Health Innovations Ltd, Westcliffe Medical Services Ltd, Bradford Community Dermatology Group, GP advisor to the Yorkshire and Humber Dementia Strategic Clinical Network, Clinical Lead Affinity Care Research Clusters and Bradford & Airedale Research Group (BARG) with BDCFT – undertaking commercial research, GP on Yorkshire & Humber CHN Primary Care Steering Group, Member of Older People’s Mental Health Expert Advisory Group, Honorary Visiting Senior Research Fellow Bradford University School of Dementia Studies Name Constituency Registered Interests Comments Political Party Membership David Haston Nurses and None None Midwives Term of office: 1/6/18 - 31/5/21 Michael Smith Other Staff None None Term of office: 1/6/18 – 31/5/21 .
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