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Caerphilly's interim chief executive refuses pay increase

In the wake of the council's pay scandal, the acting chief executive has refused a pay increase.

By Laura Sharman | 28 March 2013

The acting chief executive of Caerphilly County Borough Council has refused a pay increase, after he was appointed in the wake of the council's pay scandal.

Nigel Barnett was appointed interim chief executive following the suspension of Anthony O'Sullivan for ‘unlawful' pay rises. Barnett, who was deputy chief executive, has chosen to stay on a lower pay grade

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