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outstanding Stuart well spotted.
so the person that filled this post is
1. On approx 100 k a year.
2. Is known to ********* in a business nature
3. Is one of the directors of the employment co that the council asked to provide staff from.
and
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“3 Was the Interim appointee known personally to Mr Jason Longhurst who it is understood made the appointment?
The interim appointed was known in a business capacity by Mr Longhurst
4 Were any other potential Interims considered or interviewed for this Interim position?
Yes – a number of other possible candidates were put forward for the position, and the Council contacted Veredus, Capita Resourcing, Quantica and SOLACE. Telephone discussions were held with each agency, all of whom conducted interviews with their proposed candidates.
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NELC Terms and Conditions Q & A.
NELC BUDGET CUTS
Terms & Conditions
and
Car Parking Charges
FAQ
Below are most of the questions raised by members at the mass meetings held week commencing 14th March and subsequent to that by members contacting local Reps or Branch Office.
We will regularly update this page with
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Crazy Council posted this in Legal Team letters on May 23rd, 2011
Chief executive to leave troubled council – Local stories – Yorkshire Post.
THE chief executive of a crisis-hit council branded one of the worst in the UK by inspectors has accepted early retirement from his £100,000-a-year job. Dave Mark
Senior members of North East Lincolnshire Council have agreed a financial package that
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This week, he claimed unfair dismissal at a Hull employment tribunal. Mr Cowood, a steward for Natfhe, the lecturers’ union, claims the college made £400,000 worth of false claims for courses going back four years.
Grimsby College denies his allegation that staff were instructed to alter registers to claim more money from the LSC. He told the two-day hearing: “I have been victimised and hounded out of my career as a professional teacher in further and higher
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Annual payments to CIPFA and Solace Enterprises are summarised below:
Year CIPFA £ Solace £
2000/01 8,367.02 552.50
2001/02 11,063.04 317.50
2002/03 6,344.29 310.00
2003/04 9,492.76 83,544.83
2004/05 7,390.24 90,105.97
2005/06 19,405.99 475.00
2006/07 13,142.32 88,458.63
2007/08 14,160.53 38,309.80
2008/09 15,791.19 131,365.05
2009/10 26,539.29 169,353.07
2010/11 45,176.06 120,329.59
Total 176,872.73
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My council special executive changed the application and processing of CT and NNDR accounts ( 2004 ) by the special executive arraignment.
( See table 1below )
This change consisted of
1.
Changing the payment dates ( instead of the 30th of the month, they become due on the 1st of the month.) ( The only council that does not allow three payment dates within the month )
2.
Changing how fast they take court or baillif action ( 1 month instead of 6 months )
3.
Changing how they deal with ccounts after they have been sent to baillifs
Before this change, the published rate was as low as 93%
After this change the rate rose substantially to 98 %
My complaint focus in how that 5% was achieved within the rest of the figures and the affect on the total amount of paid ( total money collect from working public ), the affect on the public ( costs ) and the ongoing affect on employment in the area over the five year
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Crazy Council posted this in Corruption, Legal Team letters on November 25th, 2010
Isleworth bailiff jailed for £31k fraud (From Your Local Guardian).
By Ian Mason »
A former bailiff who illegally pocketed £27,000 in debt collections before embarking on a scam to swindle students out of accommodation deposits has been jailed.
Soloman Rajput, 24, appeared in the dock at Isleworth Crown Court alongside his wife, 23-year-old
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The executive will be the “new style” Leader and Cabinet executive.
No governance referendum will be held.
The Leader of the Council will be appointed for a fixed term of four years but the Council will have the power to remove the Leader from office during the fixed term, by Resolution.
The size of the Cabinet is likely to be no less than 7 and no more than 10 members, including the Leader, but the final decision will be taken by the Council following the elections in May 2011.
The decision as to whether individual Cabinet members will have delegated powers to discharge any executive functions will be taken by the Council following the elections in May 2011.
The decision as to whether individual ward members should be given any delegated powers to discharge in their wards will be taken by the Council following the elections in May
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Mr McCracken spent 41 years at Wilkin Chapman before retiring in March last year to take up the position of director of legal services at the Grimsby Institute.
Prior to working for the institute, Mr McCracken sat on the institute’s governing body between 1992 and 2008, serving as chair from 1998 to 2005.
It was in that capacity that he was involved in the appointment of Daniel Khan as principal in
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Reference: LI009-09-2003-04-Reporting in the public
interest
Date: March 2004
Report in the public interest
under Section 8 of the Audit
Commission Act 1998
North East
Lincolnshire Council
I N S I D E T H I S R E P O R T
P A G E S 2 – 3
Summary Report
P A G E S 4 – 1 6
Detailed Report
• Fundamental weaknesses in
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Crazy Council posted this in Cabinet, Legal Team letters on September 13th, 2010
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BBC News – Hull and Grimsby ‘among worst placed’ for economic woes.
North Lincolnshire welcomes new property development worth £3 million.
A new commercial property development worth £3 million has opened in Grimsby.
Earlier this week, the e-Factor Enterprise Village at Albert Street Gardens welcomed its first tenants.
The property investment is a government funded initiative which provides
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Soham mistakes 'repeated by social workers'
via BBC NEWS | Programmes | Real Story | Soham mistakes ‘repeated by social workers’.
Last Updated: Tuesday, 11 May, 2004, 15:11 GMT 16:11 UK
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Soham mistakes ‘repeated by social workers’
Typically, young girls are reluctant to speak
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Crazy Council posted this in Legal Team letters on June 4th, 2010
lc322_summary.pdf (application/pdf Object).
Administrative Redress: Public Bodies
and the Citizen
Summary
Law Com No 322 (Summary)
1
ADMINISTRATIVE REDRESS: PUBLIC BODIES
AND THE CITIZEN
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Our report brings to a close the state liability aspects of the Administrative
Redress project and sets out our reaction to consultation responses to our
consultation paper Administrative Redress: Public Bodies and the Citizen.1
1.2 Fundamental to our approach to this
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My assessment of how you manage resources has been adversely affected
primarily by shortcomings in treasury management and the delivery of the capital
programme.
• Failings in treasury management highlighted by investments in Icelandic
banks led to a Public Interest Report that highlighted serious deficiencies in
your internal control arrangements. My use of resources work identified
concerns about the way your finances have been managed.
• There was a lack of realism in your approved capital programme which again
had to be subject of significant re-profiling early in the year and yet was
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statement from George
All I have to be is right. And be telling the truth.
All of you lot have to have done your jobs properly and upheld the law and
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My gosh, last time i checked my granddad charging up the beaches in Normandy guaranteed me the right to an opinion, and the rule of democracy , and the rights not to be oppressed by a bunch of DICtators,
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We are reviewing your response to the failure of your control framework to prevent the risk of loss of public funds. The control defects identified by Internal Audit remain a serious
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Dear Mr Walsh
Mr A Madin
When you look down at the public from your elevated, protected positions, what your not realising is that we are the giant shoulders that your standing
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Crazy Council posted this in Legal Team letters on March 27th, 2009
hello again
I am just writing to you to inform you that the current action by the unelected members of the executive is not unusual.
By that i meen that they are trying to no blame themselves for the fiasco that has lost us £ 7 million.
This is not unusual and i am just putting together a
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Governance Arrangements - Publication of Proposals
Veteran solicitor allegedly breached profession's code of conduct
