NHS North West London Board of Members meetings
NHS North West London Board of Members meets quarterly. The ICB Board of Members is collectively accountable for the performance of the ICB’s functions. The Board membership can be found here.
The Board shall invite other members of the ICB’s executive management team, representatives from Public Health, Adult Social Care and Children’s Social Care to attend all or part of its meetings. The Board may invite or allow additional people to attend Board meetings, or part of meetings, as participants in order to assist it in its decision-making and in its discharge of its functions as it sees fit.
The Board may invite or allow people to attend meetings as observers. Observers may not present at Board meetings, contribute to any discussion or participate in any formal vote. Observers may ask questions and/or participate in one or more discussions at the invitation of the Chair.
Meeting arrangements
Board meetings will generally be held ‘face to face’, in public, with the opportunity for the public to observe the meeting either in person or ‘virtually’ via Microsoft MS Teams Live.
The next meeting will be held on 4 December 2025 in common with North Central London ICB at the Greenwood Centre, 37 Greenwood Place, NW5 1LB.
Meeting papers
Papers for each meeting will generally be available on this page one week before the meeting date.
You can view all papers from previous meetings here.
Asking questions
Members of the public can ask questions related to the meeting papers in advance by email.
We ask that questions relating to the meeting on 4 December 2025 are submitted to nhsnwl.communications.nwl@nhs.net by 12pm on 1 December 2025.
All questions must relate to items listed on the agenda and responses will be provided by email either prior to the meeting or shortly afterwards. Where appropriate, and at the discretion of the ICB, questions which relate to the substance of the papers will also be addressed on the day during the introduction to the relevant agenda items. The Questions and Answers will also be published on our website after each meeting.
We have set a limit of three questions per individual or organisation. However, questions and feedback can also be submitted outside of our formal meetings through our normal communication channels – find out more here.
There are many other routes and we welcome feedback and input from residents. A brief summary is below and more information can be found on our Get Involved and contact pages.
- Engagement: We meaningfully involve as many of residents and populations, including those furthest from decision making or who have felt poorly served by public services in the past, in shaping their health and care services. Our teams are always out and about across our boroughs. Follow us on social media and see our get involved page for some of our upcoming opportunities to hear from you.
- Citizen Panel: Our Citizens' Panel is a large, representative group of local residents, which helps to assess public opinions and to identify local priorities and to consult with residents, patients and service users in specific issues. We have nearly 4000 members across NW London and always welcome new people.
- Co-Design Advisory Body (DAB): Made up of representatives of local community groups, voluntary groups and watchdogs, DAB will help to advise us on how we work with our residents and communities across North West London.
- Campaign group meeting - There are a number of local campaign groups who we meet with on a quarterly basis so that they can raise issues of concern directly with us.
- Questions: Members of the public are free to submit questions to NHS North West London in writing at any time by emailing nhsnwl.communications.nwl@nhs.net
- Complaints: Anyone can raise concerns or make a complaint. You can complain about NHS services or treatment you receive or you can complain on behalf of another person. nhsnwl.complaints@nhs.net
- Freedom of information: Anyone is entitled to request information held by a public body, including from the NHS. nhsnwl.foi@nhs.net
