See a trust or ICB board
The board as the trust publishes it, with the date it was read, beside NHS England's own oversight segment.
Before our board away day I want to see our board and two peers in one view, with where each list came from.
A trust secretary at an NHS foundation trust
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Step by step, on real recordsiEach example below is live from the public register, not a mock-up.
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Open the trust
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (ODS code R0A) is an active foundation trust in NHS Greater Manchester Integrated Care Board. Its page lists the board members read from the trust's own website, with the date it was read and each person's role as published.
NHS trust - ManchesterManchester University NHS Foundation TrustBoard 18 listed
As listed on mft.nhs.uk on 21 September 2026.
- Trevor Rees ChairActing Chair
- Darren BanksDeputy Trust Chief Executive
- Kimberley Salmon-JamiesonDeputy Trust Chief Executive & Chief Nursing Officer
- Mark CubbonTrust Chief Executive
- Claire WilsonChief Finance Officer
- Professor Matt MakinInterim Joint Chief Medical Officer
- Meera NairTrust Chief People Officer
- Dr Sohail MunshiJoint Chief Medical Officer
10 more people on the trust's page.
Source: the trust's own website, read on the date shown. Not an official NHS publication. · Open the trust page
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Read the regulator's view
NHS England places the trust in an oversight segment and ranks it among the acute trusts for the latest quarter. That is NHS England's own assessment, not a score from this register. The page sets out domain segments, waiting times, finances and staffing beside it, each with its source and period.
Why it matters. Segment 5 is the Recovery Support Programme, so the segment tells you quickly which trusts are under pressure.
NHS trust - ManchesterManchester University NHS Foundation Trust2Oversight segmentSegment 2: plans in place, reliably delivering29 of 134League table rankAcute trusts, Q1 2026/27; likely range 13 to 79£3.10bnOperating income2024/2529,209Average staff (WTE)2024/25Domain segments 1 best, 4 worst
Access to services 2Patient safety 2Finance, productivity and innovation 3People 2Experience of care 2Effectiveness of care and population health 1NHS England's own assessment, not a score from this register. Period: Q1 2026/27, v2 published September 2026.
Source: NHS England, NHS Oversight Framework. Open Government Licence v3.0. · Open the trust page
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Know what the board list is
The list is names and roles as printed on the trust's website on the date shown. It is not an official NHS publication, trusts change their boards, and some list only part of the board. A person page shows that one listing and no earlier roles.
Why it matters. You can put the source and the date on the file, and ask the trust about the rest.
Try it on a real trustiOpen a real trust board, or find the NHS body you are looking at.
What is open and what needs an account. NHS organisation pages, boards and oversight measures are open to everyone. Registers of interests are published by each trust, not by this register.
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Official sources
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MethodologyPrivate by default
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