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Partnership chief to leave post early

The chief executive of Liverpool City Council’s controversial partnership with BT – Liverpool Direct (LDL) – is to leave his post early with a £400,000 pay off.

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By Dan Peters | 02 March 2015

The chief executive of Liverpool City Council's controversial partnership with BT – Liverpool Direct (LDL) – is to leave his post early with a £400,000 pay off.

David McElhinney had been expected to remain in post until the winding up of Liverpool Direct, which had been forecast for September 2015. 

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