Dan Peters 23 November 2022

Interim chief given role permanently

Interim chief given role permanently image
Image: Leighton Collins / Shutterstock.com.

Swansea City & CC has appointed its interim chief executive on a permanent basis.

Martin Nicholls has been interim since May, when Phil Roberts retired.

Council leader Rob Stewart said: ‘Martin’s appointment as chief executive is richly-deserved.

'He has been an excellent interim chief executive who has the respect of colleagues, councillors and others across local government in Wales.

‘As interim chief executive and director of place before that, Martin has helped lead the authority through very challenging times, including the pandemic and the cost of living crisis.

‘Martin has also been an important source of advice and guidance in helping the council push ahead with its service improvement agenda, the successful delivery of the city deal and Swansea Arena, and the council’s plans for the future of our city and its communities.’

This article was originally published by The MJ (£).

SIGN UP
For your free daily news bulletin
Highways jobs

Director of Adult Social Services

Blackpool Council
Up to £135,000
Blackpool is a town with pride, ambition and a powerful sense of place. Blackpool, Lancashire
Recuriter: Blackpool Council

Head of Service, Quality & Performance

Lancashire County Council
£77,833 - £85,119 per annum
We’re looking for leaders who are collaborative, innovative and committed to improving outcomes for Lancashire’s residents. Lancashire
Recuriter: Lancashire County Council

Head of Service, Operations

Lancashire County Council
£77,833 - £85,119 per annum
We’re looking for leaders who are collaborative, innovative and committed to improving outcomes for Lancashire’s residents. Lancashire
Recuriter: Lancashire County Council

Service Directors

Plymouth City Council
£87,744 - £121,996
Plymouth is on the brink of something extraordinary. Plymouth, Devon
Recuriter: Plymouth City Council

Service Directors

Plymouth City Council
£87,744 - £121,996
Plymouth is on the brink of something extraordinary. Plymouth, Devon
Recuriter: Plymouth City Council
Linkedin Banner