The information on this page is intended for patients seeking copies of the information which the Trust holds about them.
Rights of access
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018 give individuals (“Data Subjects”) rights to access information held about them held by organisations (“Data Controllers”). GDPR places obligations on data controllers to handle and manage information in a specific way.
How to make a request
Please complete the application form (Word / PDF) and return with the relevant documentation as listed within the form, to our Information Governance Team at the email address provided.
Other types of disclosure
The Information Governance Team is only able to deal with subject access requests pertaining to non-health information.
If you are seeking copies of your health records, you should contact the Subject Access Team.
What you need to provide
You must provide written evidence of identity and, attach copies of the relevant evidence as described in the application form. Please do not send original documents.
What you can expect from us
We will respond to your request within the statutory calendar month upon receipt of all relevant evidence that you have the legitimate rights to access the records. However if we are receiving significant volumes of requests and if there is any delays we will contact you.
Further information
You can contact the team via:
- Tel: 01932 722416 / 07510 383275
- Email:
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Unencrypted email is not secure, and Trust policy normally prohibits staff from disclosing personal data by email. If you send us personal data by such means (for example by emailing a completed application form to us), we will infer your authority for us to do likewise in correspondence with you.
If you would like to find out more about how the Trust deals with data subject access requests for non medical information, please contact the Information Governance Team. For more general information about your subject access rights, you may find the Information Commissioner’s Office guidance useful.
