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New chief executive at County Hall



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Published Date:
02 June 2008
The new chief executive has taken over at Lancashire County Council and taken up a £190,000 salary.
Ged Fitzgerald, a married father-of-one, has on Monday settled into his County Hall office at England's fourth largest council.

He is charged with overseeing 44,000 staff and a £1.4bn budget in an area stretching from Chorley to Carnforth and from Wesham to Whalley.

He will be expected to keep an expert eye on the council's major services including schools, social services, roads and libraries.

For the full story see Monday's Lancashire Evening Post



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  • Last Updated: 02 June 2008 9:56 AM
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brigpnefan,

preston 02/06/2008 11:16:23
Lets hope this boss is worth the pay!
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jonh,

02/06/2008 13:12:28
It is worth pointing out that £190k is relatively low pay when compared to chief execs of private companies who can earn 10 times as much.
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barnfarm,

02/06/2008 15:21:32
Yeah, but he ain't the chief exec of a private company is he? Hardly any of Britain's overpaid council chief execs have any comparable experience in the private sector. He's a classic civil service success story, steadily climbing the pole despite a track record of dubious quality.
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Eric Cartman,

Preston 03/06/2008 08:29:35
It would take me 10 years plus to earn that much money.
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