Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust Council of Governors
Oxleas has a Governing body, a Council of Governors. They hold quarterly Council meetings and publish their Agenda and Minutes on their website for everyone to read. The latest details of the Governing Board meetings on the Oxleas NHS Foundation website is for September 2012. Oxleas publish the Agenda and Minutes of the Council of Governors on their website: * http://www.oxleas.nhs.uk/freedom-of-information/how-we-make-decisions/council-of-governors-agendas-a/
Mr Diment has a blog on the Oxleas website. Mr Diment is a Governor of Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust and gives his views on various topics on the website. On 11 February 2013, he has made comment about the Mid-Staffordshire Inquiry Report by Mr Francis QC. Mr Diment's views may be read here: *
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