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Mr Kenneth Caley
Biography
Kenneth Caley is a Solicitor and Higher Court Advocate. After private practice and a position as Branch Crown Prosecutor in the West Midlands, Kenneth was appointed as Chief Crown Prosecutor for Suffolk in 2004. He was appointed Chief Crown Prosecutor for Essex and the East of England in 2007 and retired from that appointment in 2012.
In parallel with his legal career, Kenneth served as an army reservist. He passed out of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 1985 and was commissioned into a logistics Regiment. After tours as Troop Commander, Squadron Commander and Regimental Second in Command, in 1999 he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in which capacity he was given command of his Regiment. Kenneth retired from the military in 2010.
Kenneth currently sits as a fitness to practise Chair in conduct and competence proceedings for the NMC and also as Registrations Appeal Chair. He also chairs the Warwickshire branch of SSAFA, ‘The Military Charity’.
Kenneth is married with three grown up daughters and lives in South Warwickshire on the Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire borders.
Committee membership
- Preliminary Investigation Committee
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