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SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Governors SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Governors’ Register of Interests Elected Governors Warwick and Leamington Town Constituency (x4) Name Declared Interests Updated Norman Byrne - Daughter is employed by SWFT 01/2015 Roger Copping - Member of Warwick District Council & Of 01/2014 Royal Leamington Spa Town Council - Founding Trustee of OPA Charity (Older People in Action – Warwick District) - Member of Warwickshire Healthwatch - Member of CAVA Local Members Group - Member of Chartered Society of Physiotherapy - Liberal Democrat Councillor Ruth Cowan - Managing Director, The Cloisters Ltd 01/2015 Physiotherapy Clinic Matthew Statham - Wife is a GP and is involved in with 01/2014 Mental Health Commissioning for North Warwickshire CCG. Warwick District and Borders Constituency (x4) Name Declared Interests Updated Jean Arrowsmith - Daughter works for SWFT 01/2015 Michael Coker - Member of Warwick District Council 01/2015 - Portfolio holder Health & Community Safety WDE - Consultant Fieldoverell Solicitors - Trustees of the Warwick Reform School Trust, Ratcliffian Association and Cunningham School Fund, Kenilworth Library Fund - HIWEB Warwick District and Warwickshire County Council - Member of the Conservative Party Richard Grimes - Member of the Labour Party 01/2015 - Spouse works for Education for Health – a charity that provides training for NHS nurses (contracts mostly with GPs and CCGs) West Stratford and Borders Constituency (x3) Name Declared Interests Updated Jon Bolger - Sister is employed by a pharmaceutical 01/2015 company Mary Malloy - Director/ Trustee of Warwickshire Care 01/2015 Services - Member of Labour Party East Stratford and Borders Constituency (x3) Name Declared Interests Updated David Gee No interests declared 01/2015 Ann Smith No interests declared 01/2015 Paul Leeman No interests declared 01/2015 Northern Warwickshire and Rugby Constituency (x2) Name Declared Interests Updated Dr Cally Harrison No interests declared 01/2014 Staff Constituency – Medical and Dental (x1) Name Declared Interests Updated Jeremy Shearman No interests declared 01/2015 Staff Constituency – Nursing and Midwifery Acute (x2) Name Declared Interests Date Updated Julie Smith No interests declared 01/2014 Kath Warwick No interests declared 01/2015 Staff Constituency – Clinical Support Staff (x1) Name Declared Interests Updated Carol Credgington No interests declared 01/2015 Staff Constituency – Non Clinical Support Staff (x1) Name Declared Interests Updated Geoff Mitchell No interests declared 02/2015 Staff Constituency – Nursing and Midwifery Community (x2) Name Declared Interests Updated Sara Shoreman No interests declared 01/2015 Appointed Governors Name Declared Interests Updated Anna Hargrave - Director of Strategy & Engagement at 01/2015 South Warwickshire Clinical NHS South Warwickshire Clinical Commissioning Group Commissioning Group Councillor Les Caborn - TBC 06/2015 Warwickshire County Council Councillor Felicity Bunker - Member of Conservative Party 01/2015 Warwick District Council - Member of Warwick District Council - Member of Kenilworth Town Council Councillor Susan Adams - Member of Conservative Party 01/2015 Stratford District Council Lara McCarthy No interests declared 01/2015 The University of Warwick 2 Dr Adrian Parsons - GP Partner – Clarendon Lodge Medical 01/2015 GP Consortium Practice, Leamington Spa - Executive GP member , South Warwickshire Clinical Commissioning Group - Member of Warwickshire Local Medical Committee Clive Rickhards 01/2015 - Member of Liberal Democrats Warwickshire County Council Meg Lambert Trust Secretary 07/2015 3 .
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