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Signatories to the Npc Dignity Code SIGNATORIES TO THE NPC DIGNITY CODE (May 2016 ) POLITICIANS (MPs, MLAs and LORDS) Norman Lamb MP, Minister of State for Care Services, Paul Burstow MP, former Minister of State for Care Services, Liz Kendall MP, Shadow Care Minister, Kelvin Hopkins MP Luton North, Julie Hilling MP Bolton West, Paul Flynn MP Newport West, Naomi Long MP for Belfast East, Jim Shannon MP Strangford, Anne Marie Morris MP Newton Abbot, Margaret Ritchie MP for South Down, Chris Williamson MP for Derby North, Judith Cochrane MLA, Sean Lynch MLA, Edwin Poots MLA, Minister of Health, Social Services and Public Safety, Bronwyn McCahan MLA, Baroness Sally Greengross, Equality and Human Rights Commissioner, Lord Stewart Sutherland, Chair of the 1998 Royal Commission on Long Term Care, Mel Stride MP, Central Devon, Michelle Gildernew MP Fermanagh and South Tyrone, Baroness May Blood, Lord Empey of Shandon, Rt. Hon Jeffrey Donaldson DUP, Lagan Valley, Emma Reynolds MP for Wolverhampton North East, Neil Parish MP for Tiverton & Honiton, Clive Efford MP Eltham, Jim Sheridan MP Paisley North, Michael Connarty MP Linlithgow & East Falkirk, David Crausby MP, Bolton NE, Roger Williams MP, Brecon & Radnorshire, Liam Byrne MP Hodge Hill, Ian Paisley MP, North Antrim, Basil McRea MLA, Logan Valley, Nigel Mills MP Amber Valley, Dr. Alasdair McDonnell SDLP leader, David Simpson MP Upper Bann, George Mudie MP Leeds East, Phil Ranagan MLA Fermanagh & North Tyrone, Lord Bradshaw, Baroness Mallalieu QC, Hywel Francis MP Aberavon, David Blunkett MP Sheffield Brightside & Hillsborough, Malcolm Bruce MP Gordon, Valerie Vaz MP Walsall South, Lord Larry Whitty, Pat Glass MP NW Durham, Andrew Smith MP Oxford East, Ronnie Campbell MP Blyth Valley, Stephen Hepburn MP Jarrow, Baron Ronnie Fearn, Chris Williamson MP Derby North, Heidi Alexander MP Lewisham East, Jeremy Corbyn MP Islington North, John McDonnell MP Hayes and Harlington, Dr Sarah Wollaston MP Totnes, Ben Bradshaw MP Exeter, Sir Tony Baldry MP Co- Chair of the APPG on Carers, Alison Seabeck MP Plymouth Moor View, Lillian Greenwood MP Nottingham South, Adrian Sanders MP Torbay, Gary Streeter MP South West Devon, Patricia Ferguson MSP, Richard Simpson MSP, Annabelle Ewing MSP, Jackie Baillie MSP, John Pentland MSP, Mike MacKenzie MSP, Margaret McCulloch MSP, Anne McTaggart MSP, Mary Scanlon MSP, Iain Gray MSP, Hanzala Malik MSP, Richard Lyle MSP, Nigel Don MSP, Colin Beattie MSP, Christine Grahame MSP, Margaret Mitchell MSP, Kenneth Gibson MSP, Malcolm Chisholm MSP, Dennis Robertson MSP, Fiona McLeod MSP, Gil Paterson MSP, David Torrance MSP, Linda Fabiani MSP, Sandra White MSP, Margaret McDougall MSP, John Finnie MSP, Maureen Watt MSP, Dave Thompson MSP, John Mason MSP, Siobhan McMahon MSP, Nanette Milne MSP, Michael McMahon MSP, Peter Aldous MP Waveney, Hugo Swire MP East Devon, Luciana Berger MP Liverpool Wavertree, Gloria De Piero MP, Ashfield, Andy McDonald MP Middlesborough, Jim Dobbin MP Heywood Middleton, Gloria De Piero MP Ashfield, Mike Gapes MP Ilford South, Douglas Carswell MP Clacton, Peter Aldous MP Waveney, Richard Fuller MP Waveney, John Hemming MP, Birmingham Yardley, Jennifer McCann, Office of the First Minister and Deputy First Minister Northern Ireland, Ian Liddell-Grainger MP, Bridgewater and West Somerset, Royston Smith MP, Southampton Itchen; Caroline Nokes MP, Romsey and Southampton North; Alan Whitehead MP, Southampton Test, Margot James MP, Stourbridge HEALTH EXPERTS AND ACADEMICS Professor Alan Walker, Director of New Dynamics on Ageing, Julienne Meyer, Professor off Nursing Care, City of London University, Bob Woods, Professor of Clinical Psychology of Older people, Professor John Williams, Aberystwyth University, Professor James Warner of Royal College of Psychiatrists, The Royal College of Psychiatrists executive committee, Rosemary Hurtley, Consultant Occupational Therapist, 360 Foundation, REGULATORY BODIES Jo Williams, Former Chair Care Quality Commission, David Behan, Chief Executive Care Quality Commission, Alan Bowman, Chief Executive Social Care Institute off Excellence, Penny Thompson, Chief Executive General Social Care Council, Brendan Johnston, Chief Executive Northern Ireland Social are Council, Dame Julie Mellor DBE, Parliamentary and Health Ombudsman Quality and Patient Safety Committee, the Scottish Social Services Council, Ruth Marks, former Older People’s Commissioner for Wales, Sarah Rochira, Older People’s Commissioner for Wales, Claire Keatings, Commissioner for Older People for Northern Ireland, Dr. Henry Waters, South Tees Clinical Commissioning, Paul Custin, Healthwatch South Teeside, Durham Healthwatch, Sharon Grant, Chair, Haringey Healthwatch, Dr. Louise Restrick, Network Lead, Credit Trust, Andrew Evans CEO Great Yarmouth & Waveney CCG, Lynn Allison , Judith Margaret Gray, Evelyn Leck, Stella Johnson, Gordon R. Johnson, M. Metcalf, Marjorie Marley Healthwatch Hartlepool, Clive Mardner, Healthwatch Greenwich LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND COUNCILLORS Cllr Clive Bennett, former Mayor of Lambeth, Cllr Stephen Brady, Leader Hull City Council, Cllr Phil Davies, Leader Wirral Council, Cllr Ken Meeson, Leader Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, Cllr Gerald Vernon-Jackson, Leader Portsmouth City Council, Cllr Jim Dickson former Leader Lambeth Council, Cllr Ron Round, Leader Knowsley Council, Cllr Dennis Harvey, Leader Nuneaton and Bedworth Council, Cllr Peter Soulsby, former Mayor Leicester City Council, Cllr Colette Wyatt-Lowe, Cabinet lead Health and Social Care Hertfordshire County Council, Cllr Peter Davies, former Mayor Doncaster City Council, Cllr Nicholas Rushton, Leader Lewisham Council, The Blackpool Council, the Halton Council, the Islington Borough Council, the Bolton Borough Council, the Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council, the North Tyneside Council, the Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council, the Broxtowe Borough Council, the Dorset County Council, the Barnsley Borough Council, the Hertfordshire County Council, the Suffolk County Council, the Bath and North East Somerset Council, the Enfield Borough Council, the Gateshead Borough Council, the Derby City Council – Cllr Fareed Hussain, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health, the Sutton Borough Council, the Leicester City Council, Cllr Debbie Brock, Cabinet Member on behalf of Milton Keynes Council, Cllr Lib Peck, Leader Lambeth Borough Council, Cllr. Emma Hanson, Kent County Council, Cllr George Robert Dunning, Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council, the Sunderland City Council, the Lancaster City Council, the Mid Devon District Council, Cllr George Ferguson, Mayor of Bristol, Cllr Eunice Campbell Nottingham City Council, Cllr John Tucker Leader of South Hams District Council, Cllr Philip Sanders Leader of West Devon Borough Council, June Ford, Mayor Waveney & District Council, Peter Collecott, Chairman Waveney District Council, Keith Prince (leader) Cllr Michael Dunn, Cllr Filly Maravela Redbridge Council, Councillor Stephen Ord, Salford Council, Nottinghamshire County Council, Keith Moore Deputy Leader Labour Group East Riding Council, Councillor Lucy Hovvels, Chair, County Durham Health and Wellbeing Board, Dave Hodgson, Mayor of Bedford, Tudor Evans, Leader, Plymouth City Council, Derbyshire Council, Peter Collecott Waveney District Council, Stephen Ardley Mayor and M.S. Ardley, Mayoress of Lowestoft, Mark Graham, Mount Bures Parish Council, Sarah Hayes (Parish Clerk) Layer de la Haye Parish Council, Councillor Mick Page, Leader Tendring District Council, Councillor Adam Ogilvie, Gerald V. Ketley, Fingringhoe Parish Council, S.L. Allen, Clerk, East Donyland Parish Council (reso: 228/14), Cllr Jan Lovell Mayor, Test Valley, Cllr Tony Ward on behalf of Test Valley, Scott Dickinson Northumberland County Council, Cllr Nathan George Murray, Wigan Council, Cllr Jennifer Mann, Mayor Haringey Council, Liverpool City Council, Cllr Claire Kober, leader Haringey Council, Councillor Simon Letts on behalf of Southampton City Council, Cllr Claire Kober leader Haringey Council. NHS TRUSTS, GPs AND CARE PROVIDERS NHS Confederation, Martin Green, Director English Community Care Association, Hallmark Care Homes (Essex), the Mears Group PCC, Direct Health, the Billericay Medical Centre, Western Road Surgery (Billericay), Crown Housing Association, Sandie Wright on behalf of Purbeck Health Centre, Anthon Ward, Homeinstead Senior Care, Gill Smith, Carers Association South Tyneside, Dr Shobha Srivastaua, Matthew Hopkins, Chief Executive, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust, Lesley Garrett, The Abbeyfield Society, Jean Crossby, Circle Resident Association, J.N. Copping Deputy Director of Nursing, James Paget University Hospital, Laura Crowley Registered Manager, Lilac Lodge & Lavender Cottage Lowestoft, Jane Wright Senior Carer, Broadlands Residential Home Lowestoft, Christopher J. Brooks, Knights of St. Columba East Anglia Region, E. Libiszewski, Director of Nursing, James Paget University Hospital, Tracey Cumby, General Manager Oulton Park Care Centre, Julie Whiting Manager, St. George’s Care Home Beccles, Sandra O’Grady, Holmwood Residential Home Bungay, Wendy Clack Manager, St. Barnabas Southwold, Rachel Thompson Manager, North Bay House, Lowestoft, Dr. M.P. Carrasco, Carshalton Fields Surgery, S.J. Colvin, Chair Luton & District Hospital, Cllr. Lucy Hovvels, Chair County Durham Health and Wellbeing Board, Lisa Dolan Merseyside Jewish Community Care, Older Peoples Services Committee of the Presbyterian Board of Social Witness, Sarah Robertson General Manager, Oulton Park Care Centre Lowestoft, Rachel Thompson
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