LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

County and unitary may share a chief

Cambridgeshire CC and Peterborough City Council could start sharing a chief executive when Mark Lloyd leaves to head up the Local Government Association (LGA).

By Jamie Hailstone | 10 September 2015

Cambridgeshire CC and Peterborough City Council could start sharing a chief executive when Mark Lloyd leaves to head up the Local Government Association (LGA).

If the move goes ahead, it is believed it will be the first time a county council and a unitary authority have shared a chief executive.

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