Frequently Asked Questions
- How does my city become a member of the Network?
- How often does the UK Healthy Cities Network meet?
- May I use the UK Healthy Cities Network logo on materials I produce?
- Does the Network fund individual towns and cities to undertake Healthy City activity?
How does my city become a member of the Network?
If you would like to find out more about the Network, attend meetings and /or receive updates from the Network please . To become a full member of the Network towns and cities are required to demonstrate they meet our membership criteria. For more information see our membership page.
How often does the UK Healthy Cities Network meet?
Network meeting are held three times per year, are hosted by Network member cities and are therefore held at locations across the UK. The Network also holds a number of other meetings and events such as sub-network meetings and capacity building events. See our events page for details of upcoming Network meetings and events.
May I use the UK Healthy Cities Network logo on materials I produce?
Once you have demonstrated that your city has met the membership criteria as set out in the Network Terms of Reference via the membership application process you will be eligible to use the UK Healthy Cities Network logo. You will be sent the logo in jpeg format once your application has been confirmed as successful.
Does the Network fund individual towns and cities to undertake Healthy City activity?
No. There is no funding through the UK Healthy Cities Network for individual towns or cities to undertake Healthy City activity.
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Leeds
Lisa Gibson
Health Improvement Specialist Local Government
The Leeds Initiative
Leeds City Council
Nottingham
Sharan Jones
Health and Wellbeing Manager
Nottingham City Council
Bristol
Stephen Hewitt
Healthy Urban Team
Bristol City Council/NHS Bristol
Belfast
Jonna Monaghan
Senior Health Development Officer
Belfast Health Cities
Glasgow
Russell Jones
Public Health Programme Manager
Glasgow Centre for Population Health
Sheffield
Natalie Pugh
Healthy Cities Partnership Team
Sheffield First Health & Wellbeing Partnership
Brighton and Hove
Annie Alexander
Public Health Programme Manager
NHS Brighton and Hove
Liverpool
Sandra Davies
Associate Director of Public Health
Liverpool City Council
Sunderland
Nicola Morrow
Commissioning Officer,
Health Housing and Adult Services
Sunderland City Council
Carlisle
Keith Gerrard
Assistant Director Community Engagement
Carlisle City Council
Newcastle
Helen Wilding
Wellbeing for Life Development Lead
Newcastle City Council
Swansea
Nina Williams
Consultant in Public Health Medicine
Swansea and Bridgend - Public Health Wales
Portsmouth
Rimple Poonia
Senior Manager, Health Improvement
& Development Service
Portsmouth City Council
Warrington
Dr Rita Robertson
Director of Public Health
Warrington Borough Council
Norwich
Jonathon Fagge
Deputy Chief Officer /
Director of Operations & Clinical Transformation
Norwich City Council
Chorley
Simon Clark
Head of Health Environment and Neighbourhoods
Chorley Borough Council
Wakefield
Elizabeth Blenkinsop
Service Manager Public Health,
Health Improvement Team
Wakefiled Metropolitan District Council
