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Trust Board meetings

Attending our Open Board Meetings

Our next open board meeting will be held on 25 September in Darlington and there is capacity for the public to attend to observe the meeting.

If you are interested in attending please contact our Foundation Trust Office via: cdda-tr.Foundation@nhs.net to register your interest and in order for us to allocate you a seat.

Please note - While these meetings are held in public - so that the public may observe proceedings - they are not a meeting for the public. If there is time, the Chairman, may, at his discretion, invite any views or questions from the public at the end of the meeting. This is not, however, a requirement and as such is not guaranteed

We publish agendas and supporting documents in advance of the meeting and these can be accessed by clicking on the links to the right of this page. In order to manage the size of the packs, appendices and late papers are not included but are available on request. Please note that you may need to download the latest version of Adobe Flash Player - this is free and instructions will be provided if you click on the link that appears.  Depending on your device, you may then need to select Adobe Acrobat if you see an 'open with' option.

If you require any of the documents found on these pages in an alternative format, please do not hesitate to get in touch with the Foundation Trust Office via their email address: cdda-tr.Foundation@nhs.net

'In recent times, I have utilised admissions to Richardson for respite direct from my fracture clinic, even at weekends. I have never worked anywhere with this efficiency before - it is reassuring and invaluable for the patient.'

Patient, Lowson / Starling Wards, Richardson Hospital