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Former Caerphilly Council Chief Who Received £209k Pay-Off, Gets New £120k Public Sector Role
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Former Caerphilly Council chief who received £209k pay-off, gets new £120k public sector role
Christina Harrhy, the former chief executive of Caerphilly County Borough Council who left with a £209,000 pay-off following a falling out with then leader Sean Morgan, has secured a new six-figure public sector role.
The Welsh Government has announced that Christina Harrhy, former Chief Executive of Caerphilly Council, has been appointed as the first Chief Executive Officer of the Wales Unused Landfill Authority. The establishment of the Authority, which will have its headquarters in Merthyr Tydfil, was announced in November last year.
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