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23 Jul 2026 compared with 21 May 2026

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Performance at a glance

Latest published position to Aug 2026

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Latest performance measures, national standards, change, status and twelve month trend
A&E Wait Times, opens in a new tabAugust 2026Latest71.6%Standard≥ 95%Change+0.8 pts since Jul 2026StatusBelow standard. Below the 95% standard.12 month trend
Waiting times (RTT), opens in a new tabJuly 2026Latest68.3%Standard≥ 92%ChangeLevel since Jun 2026StatusBelow standard. Below the 92% standard.12 month trend
Diagnostic tests (DM01), opens in a new tabJuly 2026Latest81.5%Standard≥ 99%Change+1.0 pts since Jun 2026StatusBelow standard. Below the 99% standard.12 month trend
Cancer diagnosis (FDS), opens in a new tabJuly 2026Latest89.1%Standard≥ 75%Change+2.4 pts since Jun 2026StatusMeets standard. Meets the 75% standard.12 month trend
Cancer (31-day), opens in a new tabJuly 2026Latest100.0%Standard≥ 96%ChangeLevel since Jun 2026StatusMeets standard. Meets the 96% standard.12 month trend
Cancer (62-day), opens in a new tabJuly 2026Latest75.0%Standard≥ 85%Change−12.2 pts since Jun 2026StatusBelow standard. Below the 85% standard.12 month trend

Latest board intelligence

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    Our Strategy, Vision and Objectives

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  • 23 Jul 2026

    23 July 2026 Questions to the Board

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  • 3 Jul 2026

    Quality Assurance Committee Terms of Reference (board pack, page 1)

    Published for Quality Assurance Committee.

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Website
whittington.nhs.uk
Headquarters
The Whittington Hospital, Magdala Avenue, London, N19 5NF, England
CQC rating
CQC last inspected before 2021
NHS oversight
NOF segment 3 · Q1 2026/2736 of 134 acute trusts

18 recorded

  • The Whittington HospitalN19 5NFGeneral acute hospital
  • Simmons HouseN10 3HUMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • St. Ann's HospitalN15 3THMental Health (including Specialist services)
  • Bounds Green Health CentreN11 2PANon inpatient
  • Finsbury Health CentreEC1R 0JHNon inpatient
  • Goodinge Health CentreN7 9EWNon inpatient
  • Highgate WingN195JGNon inpatient
  • Holloway Community Health CentreN7 8GGNon inpatient
  • Lordship Lane Primary Care Health CentreN17 6AANon inpatient
  • River Place Health CentreN1 2DENon inpatient
  • Stuart Crescent Health CentreN22 5NJNon inpatient
  • The Whittington Hospital At Hornsey CentralN8 8JDNon inpatient
the other 6
  • The Whittington Hospital At Northern Health CentreN7 6LBNon inpatient
  • Tynemouth Road Medical PracticeN15 4RHNon inpatient
  • Whittington Health At Crouch EndN8 8PHNon inpatient
  • Whittington Health At Highbury GrangeN5 2QBNon inpatient
  • Whittington Health At Hornsey RiseN19 3YUNon inpatient
  • Other Reportable SitesN19 5NFOther Reportable Site

16 people recorded

  • Chair

    Baroness Julia Neuberger

    Chair

    Baroness Julia Neuberger became our Chair on 1 April 2020. Rabbi Baroness Julia Neuberger DBE is also Chair of University College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. She was Senior Rabbi of the West London Synagogue from 2011 until March 2020 and is now Rabbi Emerita. She is a cross bench Peer in the House of Lords, former CEO of the King�s Fund from 1997 to 2004, and a founding Trustee of the Walter and Liesel Schwab Charitable trust, set up in memory of her parents. She was a Trustee of the Van Leer Group Foundation and Chairman of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute. She chaired the Review of the Liverpool Care Pathway for Dying Patients in 2013 and was Vice Chair, Mental Health Act Independent Review 2017-2018. She is also a member of the Executive Board, Leo Baeck Institute London and she is a Trustee of the Rayne Foundation, she was until recently Chair of Independent Age and a Commissioner of the UK Commission on Bereavement. She is also a Commissioner on the Integration of Refugees. Baroness Neuberger is also a Trustee of Yad Hanadiv (Charitable Foundation) recently appointed Chair of the City of London Oversight Committee. She is also a Public Voice Representative, on the Jewish Community�s BRCA Testing Programme. Her latest book on Antisemitism �What it is. What it isn�t. Why it matters� (Orion Books) was published in May 2019. She is currently working on a book on pain and how we approach pain relief.

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  • Chief executive

    Selina Douglas

    Chief Executive Officer

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  • Anna Bokobza

    Chief Strategy Officer

    Anna Bokobza has extensive experience spanning acute, community and mental health services, informed by senior leadership roles at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, alongside an earlier career in strategy consulting with KPMG and iMPOWER Consulting. Throughout her career, Anna has worked at the interfaces between hospital services, community provision, primary care, adult social care and the voluntary sector, leading complex transformation programmes that deliver more integrated, person-centred care. Anna was previously Director of Strategy at Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust. Living in North Central London with her family and serving as a trustee of North London Hospice since 2022, she brings a strong local connection and a deep understanding of the communities the organisation serves. She is strongly committed to social impact and addressing the wider determinants of health, and is a visible champion of inclusive leadership, actively supporting working parents and others with caring responsibilities to thrive in all roles.

  • Charlotte Pawsey

    Acting Chief People Officer

  • Chinyama Okunuga

    Chief Operating Officer

  • Ms Rantimi Ayodele

    Chief Medical Officer

    She brings a values-led, clinically grounded approach to leadership, with a focus on quality, equity, and creating conditions in which staff can thrive and provide quality, compassionate, and timely care to patients.

  • Sarah Wilding

    Chief Nurse and Director of AHP

  • Swarnjit Singh

    Joint Director of Inclusion

  • Terry Whittle

    Chief Finance Officer and Deputy CEO

    Terry took up his post in November 2023. He joined the Trust from Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust where he has worked as Director of Finance since 2021. Prior to joining Milton Keynes, he was Director of Financial Performance for the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust. Terry began his NHS career with the NHS graduate programme and has subsequently held a number of senior finance roles including Head of Finance for NHS Improvement in London, as well as in a national capacity for the Department of Health and Social Care in England.

  • Tina Jegede MBE

    Joint Director of Inclusion

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  • Amanda Gibbon

    Non-Executive Director and Vice-Chair

  • Baroness Glenys Thornton

    Non-Executive Director

  • Junaid Bajwa

    Non-Executive Director

  • Nailesh Rambhai

    Non-Executive Director

  • Professor Mark Emberton

    Non-Executive Director

    Mark Emberton is Professor of Interventional Oncology within the Division of Surgery and Dean of the Faculty of Medical Science at University College London. He is clinically active and holds the position of Honorary Consultant Urologist at University College London Hospitals NHS Trust where he works as a specialist in prostate cancer. His academic work has focused on developing novel diagnostic strategies and new therapies for men with prostate cancer. His research has resulted in the transformation of both the diagnostic and therapeutic pathways. These have been incorporated into international guidelines. He has published over 500 peer review papers, holds a large grant portfolio, and lectures widely around the world and holds international honorary professorships. He is a founding Pioneer of the charity Prostate Cancer UK.

  • Rob Vincent CBE

    Non-Executive Director

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  • Charitable Funds Committee

    Charitable funds

  • Improvement Performance and Digital Committee

    Performance

  • Innovation and Digital Assurance Committee

    Governance

  • Quality Assurance Committee

    Quality

  • Revised Committee

    Other

  • Workforce Assurance Committee

    People and workforce

The board met on 25 September 2026. Its papers have not been published yet, so the most recent papers we hold are from 23 July 2026.

  • 25 September 2026 · Forthcoming board meetingPapers not yet published
  • 23 July 2026 · BoardPapers held
  • 23 July 2026 · MeetingPapers held
  • 3 July 2026 · Board meetingPapers held
  • 25 March 2026 · BoardPapers held
  • 25 March 2026 · Board meetingPapers held

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  • Date not recorded

    Our Strategy, Vision and Objectives

    Strategy or plan

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  • 23 Jul 2026

    23 July 2026 Questions to the Board

    Board pack

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  • 3 Jul 2026

    Quality Assurance Committee Terms of Reference (board pack, page 1)

    Terms of reference

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