TOP 10: Local councils

September 20th, 2010 | by The Bureau | Published in Bureau Stories, Data Public Sector  |  5 Comments

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1. G Jones   £299,925   Chief Executive, Wandsworth Borough Council, London

2. Peter Gilroy  £243,388   Chief Executive, Kent County Council

3. J Duckworth £241,483    Chief Executive, Newham Borough Council, London

4. Joanna Killian £237,772    Chief Executive, Essex county Council

5. Derrick Anderson  £235,650  Chief Executive, Lambeth Borough Council, London

6. PA Lewis  £230,000 Director of Children & Young Peoples’ Services, Haringey Borough Council, London

7. Colin Hilton  £229,555 Chief Executive, Liverpool City Council

8. D White  £224,900  Chief Executive, Norfolk County Council

9. Mark Hammond  £223,451  Chief Executive, West Sussex County Council

10. John Foster  £222,868   Chief Executive, Islington Borough Council, London

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1. The Bureau of Investigative Journalism says:
   

   September 20th, 2010 at 1:01 am (#)

   [...] TOP 10: Local government remuneration [...]

2. Adam Grimsley says:
   

   September 20th, 2010 at 9:13 am (#)

   I say good luck to them, these are hard hard working committed public servants. Well done!

3. Council bosses clean up :: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism says:
   

   November 30th, 2010 at 11:02 am (#)

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4. Public Sector Rich List: 9,000 public servants earn more than the PM :: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism says:
   

   November 30th, 2010 at 5:26 pm (#)

   [...] TOP 10: Local councils [...]

5. Women lag in pay stakes :: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism says:
   

   January 6th, 2011 at 1:20 pm (#)

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