The Executive Team
- Tim Guyler – Executive Lead, Nottingham City Place-Based Partnership and Director of Strategy and Integration, Nottingham University Hospitals
- Rich Brady –Director of Strategy and Partnerships, Nottingham City PBP
- Husein Mawji –Clinical Director, Nottingham City PBP
- Ciara Stuart – Assistant Director Nottingham City Place, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board
- Fiona Callaghan – Place Partnership Director, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board
- Lucy Hubber – Director of Public Health, Nottingham City Council
- Dr Nicole Atkinson – Chief Executive, Nottingham CityCare
- Jo Dennis – Chief Executive Officer, Nottingham City GP Alliance
- Chris Atherton – Director of Adult Health & Social Care, Nottingham City Council
- Jan Sensier – Executive Director of Strategy and Partnerships, Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
- Jules Sebelin – Chief Executive, Nottingham Community Voluntary Service
- Apollos Clifton-Brown – Director of Health and Social Care, Framework Housing Association
- Mike Crowe – PCN Clinical Director, Bestwood & Sherwood
- Simon Gascoigne – Assistant Director of Integration, Nottingham University Hospitals
In September 2025, the PBP joined 42 other areas across the country, to participate in the government’s flagship National Neighbourhood Health Implementation Programme. Neighbourhood health is a central part of the Government’s ambition for the future of health and care: moving more care into community settings rather than hospitals, making better use of digital tools instead of traditional analogue processes, and shifting the focus from treating sickness to preventing it.
Through the programme we are actively integrating services in neighbourhoods, as we look to establish Neighbourhood Health Services that deliver the best health and care services for Nottingham’s residents.
Using integrated datasets, we are identifying residents with the highest levels of need and who frequently interact with NHS, local government and voluntary sector services. Through integrated clinical and professional neighbourhood teams that are being established across the city, we are coordinating support around people rather than services, providing holistic, proactive care that meets more than just a person’s physical health needs.
This approach is helping to reduce duplication, prevent avoidable hospital admissions, and ease pressure on adult social care by intervening earlier and supporting people to live independently for longer. It is also enabling a more efficient use of collective resources, ensuring capacity is focused where it has the greatest impact and delivering better value for money across the system.
Alongside this, we are working with local communities to take preventative approaches to addressing the wider determinants of health, enabling people to better manage their own wellbeing.
Our involvement in the programme is strengthening Nottingham’s neighbourhood model and laying the foundations for future Neighbourhood Health Services that deliver better outcomes for residents, make best use of public resources, while building a more sustainable health and care system.
The Nottingham City PBP is part of the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System (ICS).
We will work together to create happier, healthier communities
and reduce the gap in healthy life expectancy across
Nottingham city.
