Organisation

North London ICB

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North London ICB merged with North West London ICB in April 2026, forming a single body for 13 London boroughs.

The North London Integrated Care Board (ICB) merged with the North West London ICB on 1 April 2026, creating a single organisation. This new body is responsible for strategically commissioning health services across 13 London boroughs, including Kensington and Chelsea, serving approximately 4.5 million residents.

In November 2025, the Kensington and Chelsea Adult Social Care & Health Select Committee examined the potential effects of this consolidation on local healthcare services and residents. The committee sought to understand the implications of the new model Integrated Care Board for the local authority and its residents.

No further meetings or discussions regarding the North London ICB are currently scheduled in the provided material.

Key facts

  1. North London ICB merged with North West London ICB on 1 April 2026. Source
  2. The merger created a single organisation responsible for 13 London boroughs. Source
  3. The new body serves approximately 4.5 million residents. Source
  4. Kensington and Chelsea committee examined the merger's effects in November 2025. Source
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  1. K&C Committee Examines ICB Merger Impact on Local Health, Reviews Work Programme, Discusses Budget and Performance, and Observes Grenfell Silence The Kensington and Chelsea Adult Social Care & Health Select Committee convened on 26 November 2025, to examine the potential effects of the Integrated Care Board (ICB) merger... Kensington and Chelsea 30 November 2025