Move to axe chief's role 'damaging' says ALACE

The Association of Local Authority Chief Executives warns Wiltshire Council against its decision to scrap the chief executive's post.

By Jamie Hailstone | 12 October 2011

The Association of Local Authority Chief Executives (ALACE) has warned Wiltshire Council against its controversial decision to scrap the chief executive's post.

ALACE secretary and Waverley BC chief executive, Mary Orton, told The MJ that abolishing the role could turn out to be ‘a very damaging mistake'.

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