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Higman chosen as chief executive of south west ICB cluster

Higman chosen as chief executive of south west ICB cluster

By Liz Wells 30 September 2025

Jonathan Higman has been selected as the chief executive of the new ICB cluster across Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire ICB, Dorset ICB and Somerset ICB.

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  5. Biomedical staff extend strike action