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17 Sept 2026 compared with 16 Jul 2026

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    Nottinghamshire healthcare nhs foundation trust board of directorspdf

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  • 17 Sept 2026

    Public Board of Directors 17 September 2026.

    Published for Board of Directors Meeting.

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    Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - Management structure

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Website
nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk
Headquarters
The Resource, Trust HQ, Duncan Macmillan House, Nottingham, NG3 6AA, England
NHS oversight
NOF segment 3 · Q1 2026/2741 of 58 mental health and community trusts

39 recorded

  • John Eastwood HospiceNG17 4HJCommunity hospital (with inpatient beds)
  • Lings Bar HospitalNG2 6PRCommunity hospital (with inpatient beds)
  • 145 Thorneywood MountNG3 2PYMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • Arnold LodgeLE5 0LEMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • Beacon LodgeNG4 3HSMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • BlossomwoodNG17 4JTMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • Bracken House Rehabilitation UnitNG18 5QJMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • Highbury HospitalNG6 9DRMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • HopewoodNG5 3FLMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • Rampton HospitalDN22 0PDMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • Sherwood OaksNG18 4GWMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • The Wells Road CentreNG3 3AAMental Health (including Specialist services)
the other 27
  • Wathwood HospitalS63 7TQMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • Ashfield Community HospitalNG17 7AENon inpatient
  • Ashfield Health VillageNG17 7AENon inpatient
  • Beeston Health CentreNG9 2NRNon inpatient
  • Broad Street CentreNG1 3ALNon inpatient
  • Byron HouseNG24 4DENon inpatient
  • Childrens Development Centre Nottingham City HospitalNG5 1PBNon inpatient
  • Coal Authority BuildingNG18 4RGNon inpatient
  • Duncan Macmillan HouseNG3 6AANon inpatient
  • George RoadNG2 7QGNon inpatient
  • Institute Of Mental HealthNG7 2TUNon inpatient
  • Mandala CentreNG7 6LBNon inpatient
  • Mansfield Community HospitalNG18 5QJNon inpatient
  • Marlow HouseNG6 0DHNon inpatient
  • Newark Health CentreNG24 4XGNon inpatient
  • Ollerton Health CentreNG22 9SZNon inpatient
  • Oxford CornerNG1 5BHNon inpatient
  • Park House Health & Social Care CentreNG4 3DQNon inpatient
  • Queens BuildingS80 9SJNon inpatient
  • Queens Medical Centre, Mental Health WardsNG7 2UHNon inpatient
  • Retford HospitalDN22 7XFNon inpatient
  • Retford Primary Care CentreDN22 7XFNon inpatient
  • St Ann's HouseNG3 2PZNon inpatient
  • Stapleford Care CentreNG9 8DENon inpatient
  • Stonebridge CentreNG3 2FHNon inpatient
  • Westminster HouseNG3 3AANon inpatient
  • Other Reportable SitesNG3 6AAOther Reportable Site

7 people recorded

  • Chief executive

    Mark Axcell

    Chief Executive

    Mark joined Nottinghamshire Healthcare in June 2026. He brings over 30 years of NHS experience across primary, secondary, community, and mental health services. He is recognised for leading large scale organisational change, strengthening staff engagement, and building effective partnerships across health and social care. He previously served as Chief Executive of Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership Trust and later Black Country Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, where he oversaw a transformation that delivered nationally recognised improvements. In 2018, he was shortlisted for the Health Service Journal Chief Executive of the Year award. In 2021, he joined the Black Country Integrated Care Board as Chief Executive, guiding a major reorganisation of local health and care services and deepening collaboration with local authorities, the voluntary sector, and the University of Wolverhampton. Mark's continued leadership and determination to improve health and wellbeing for staff and the population we serve was recognised by the award of an honorary doctorate from the University of Wolverhampton in 2025. Mark is committed to strengthening organisational culture, enhancing system collaboration, and ensuring the Trust continues to deliver high quality, sustainable services. He looks forward to shaping the Trust's future direction and driving improvements that benefit the communities it serves.

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  • Becky Sutton

    Chief Operating Officer

    Becky took up the position of Chief Operating Officer on 1 June 2023. Becky originally joined the Trust in October 2020 as Executive Director of Community Health Services and then went on secondment as Executive Director of Mental Health Services. Before joining us, Becky managed the Medicine and Emergency Care Division at Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. Becky is an experienced Audiologist, a leader in transformation and management, and has worked in the NHS for over 35 years in varying operational and transformation roles. As the Chief Operating Officer, Becky is committed in providing the best possible patient care through fostering and developing our workforce and executing the Trusts long-term goals.

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  • Diane Hull

    Chief Nurse

    Diane took up her position of Executive Director of Nursing, AHPs and Quality at the Trust on 31 July 2023. She joined us from Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, where she held a similar executive director post since November 2018. A registered mental health nurse by background, having qualified in 1990, Diane has fulfilled many specialist nurse roles before becoming an executive director of nursing in 2016. Diane has a wealth of experience and commitment to caring and compassionate leadership.

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  • Dr Susan Elcock

    Executive Medical Director and Deputy Chief Executive

    Dr Sue Elcock re-joined the Trust in May 2020 and has been the Executive Medical Director since March 2021. Sue originally trained in the Trust and worked as a consultant forensic psychiatrist in the National High Secure Service for Women at Rampton Hospital for 10 years, before moving on to Medical Director posts in Lincolnshire and Leicestershire. She was also Head of the School of Psychiatry, East Midlands for five years and has also led on implementing medical appraisal and revalidation in Notts Healthcare.

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  • Jennifer Guiver

    Executive Director of People and Culture

    Jen was appointed as Executive Director of People and Culture in June 2022, having joined the Trust in January 2021 as the Deputy Director. Immediately prior to working at Nottinghamshire Healthcare, Jen was Deputy Director of People and Organisational Effectiveness at Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust. During her NHS career Jen has worked across acute, community and mental health sectors and is passionate about all things 'people'. With a keen interest in equality and diversity as well as the health and wellbeing of colleagues across the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire system, Jen is committed to making Nottinghamshire Healthcare 'diverse, inclusive and a great place to work'.

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  • Mark Bradley

    Executive Director of Finance

    Mark joined the Trust in April 2026 as Interim Financial Recovery Director moving into the Interim Executive Director of Finance role from July 2026. Mark is providing strategic leadership for the Trust's financial performance, planning and governance. He has extensive experience across the NHS, having served as an Executive Director of Finance, Chief Finance Officer and Place Director within provider organisations, commissioning bodies and integrated care systems.

  • Sarah Furley

    Executive Director of Partnerships and Strategy

    A qualified nurse, with over 40 years' experience in healthcare, Sarah has built a career spanning clinical practice, service improvement, commissioning, system transformation, provider collaborative leadership, and strategic partnerships. Sarah combines strong strategic capability with collaborative leadership and programme delivery expertise, underpinned by a commitment to improving patient outcomes and experiences. Throughout her career she has successfully led large-scale transformation programmes, complex partnerships, and system change requiring public consultation across NHS organisations and integrated care systems. Working in Nottingham shire for the last six years, Sarah has acted as the Nottingham Inquiry Programme Director for the Trust, been the Managing Director of the East Midlands Acute Provider Network and has previously held the substantive role of Executive Director of Strategy and Partnerships at Nottinghamshire Healthcare. One of her achievements includes leading Nottinghamshire's COVID-19 vaccination programme. She holds an MSc in Commissioning and remains passionate about supporting organisations to deliver sustainable improvement through collaboration, innovation, and compassionate leadership.

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  • Approvals People Committee

    People and workforce

  • Audit & Risk Committee

    Audit

  • Finance Committee

    Finance

  • Improvement Oversight Committee

    Other

  • People, Culture, Equality and Inclusion Committee

    People and workforce

  • Quality and Risk Committee

    Quality

The board met on 23 September 2026. Its papers have not been published yet, so the most recent papers we hold are from 17 September 2026.

  • 23 September 2026 · Forthcoming board meetingPapers not yet published
  • 17 September 2026 · Board meetingPapers held
  • 16 July 2026 · Board meetingPapers held
  • 28 May 2026 · Board meetingPapers held
  • 26 March 2026 · Board of Directors MeetingPapers held
  • 26 March 2026 · Board meetingPapers held

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  • 17 Sept 2026

    Public Board of Directors 17 September 2026.

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    Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust - Management structure

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