About us

Cardiff’s Public Services Board (Cardiff PSB) brings together the city’s public service leadership and decision-makers to strengthen joint working, improving Cardiff’s economic, social, environmental and cultural well-being.

The members of the Cardiff PSB are as follows:

  • Cllr Chris Weaver (Chair), Leader of Cardiff Council
  • Paul Orders, Chief Executive, Cardiff Council
  • Sarah McGill, Corporate Director, People and Communities, Cardiff Council
  • Kirsty Williams, Chair of Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Suzanne Rankin, Chief Executive, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Claire Beynon, Executive Director of Public Health, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Emma Cooke, Executive Director of Allied Health Professionals (AHPs), Health Science and Community Development, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Adam Roberts, Executive Director of Strategy Planning and Partnerships, Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
  • Fin Monahan, Chief Fire Officer, South Wales Fire and Rescue
  • David Letellier, Head of Operations South Wales Central, Natural Resources Wales
  • Sheila Hendrickson-Brown, Chief Executive, C3SC
  • Marc Atwell, Chief Superintendent, South Wales Police
  • Emma Wools, South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner
  • Cerys Miles, Director of Communities, Partnerships and Prevention, Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
  • Kate Fitzgerald, Probation Delivery Unit (PDU) Head, Wales Probation Service
  • Michael Kay, Deputy Director Elections, Local Government & Planning, Welsh Government

When required, senior officers from PSB organisations are invited to join PSB meetings to inform discussions or present updates against commitments made in the Cardiff Well-being Plan

PSBs are required, by the Well-being of Future Generations Act, to carry out a local well-being assessment and to produce a local well-being plan. These set out objectives that will contribute to achieving the Welsh Government’s 7 well-being goals. PSBs are also required to produce an Annual Report that identifies the steps taken to meet the PSB Well-being Plan objectives.

 

Terms of Reference

The Cardiff Public Services Board works with all areas of the organisation to achieve a better service for citizens of Cardiff and the wider region.

Cardiff PSB operates in accordance with the following terms of reference