What a Governor does
A foundation trust is overseen by a Council of Governors who are elected by its Members (public and staff) and appointed by local organisations. A public or staff Governor is elected to represent the constituency of which they are a member. Find out more about our Governor's in who's who.
As a minimum, a Governor is expected to attend meetings of the Council of Governors four times a year and to participate in other activities arranged by the Council, including regular committee meetings and Members’ events. Further information on the work and activities of the Council of Governors can be found in the Annual Report of the Council of Governors.
We support our Governors with training sessions to help them with their duties. The position is unpaid, however, expenses incurred (such as travel) when carrying out the duties of a Governor, will be reimbursed.
- Governors Code of Conduct
- Register of Governors
- Register of Governors' Interests
Governor elections
Anyone aged 16 years and over, and from the designed constituency area, can stand for election as a Governor.
Full details of future elections will be updated on this page. If you would like any more information about the latest election results please contact the Membership Office by email Membership
Contact
Email: governors