Britain's Greedy Pigs [by Gary Watton]

This hall of shame represents the apparent crème de la crème of the civil service of the Disunited Kingdom. These selfish swine are laughing all the way to the bank while countless thousands have to endure benefits and the minimum wage. Of course, don't expect the bourgeois politicians to address the obscene disparity in salaries any time soon. Unfortunately, the horse has bolted from the stable door and a reduction in the disproportionate pay awards of the fortunate few will never be tolerated, yet the underpayment of the many will prevail. Besides, the bastards below possess not just wealth, but the influential friends in an assortment of interest groups, including right-wing media apologists such as silly old David Buik, to ensure that their voice will drown out the cries and pleas of the disadvantaged. It's kind of weird but if I attended a barbecue or a buffet and I piled my plate sky high with a copious amount of food, I would be scorned as a greedy pig. Yet, in this perverse society, it is infinitely more socially acceptable for an elite group of high-fliers to stack huge amounts of money onto their silver plate, or more particularly their bank accounts. So long as the funds being transferred to their bank accounts are done without anyone seeing the actual appropriating of the massive amount involved, then that is fine and dandy, according to the duped fools of this country. A whopping great credit transfer is perfectly permissible because such transactions are invisible. If the rich had to queue to have their disproportionate salaries publicly doled out to them, would disgusted onlookers be so tolerant of such privately-executed robberies of public funds? I think not.

Ian Nolan; Chief Investment Officer at the Green Investment Bank: £330,000
Shaun Kingsbury; Chief Executive Officer of the Green Investment Bank: £325,000
John Clarke; CEO at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £275,000
Rob Cormie; General Operations Director at the Green Investment Bank: £275,000
Peter Knott; Chief Risk Officer at the Green Investment Bank: £275,000
Anthony Marsh; Head of Transactions and Portfolio Management at the Green Investment Bank: £275,000
David Batters of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £220,000
Keith Bristow; Director General for the National Crime Agency: £220,000
Bernard Gray; Chief of Defence Materiel at the Ministry of Defence; £220,000
Professor Dame Sally Davies; Chief Medical Officer: £210,000
David Flory CBE; Director General for NHS Finance Performance: £210,000
Stephen Soper; DB Regulation Executive Director: £210,000
Steve Cowley; Chief Executive of the UK Atomic Energy Authority: £205,000
Andrew Trotter; Chief Constable of British Transport Police: £205,000
Chris Saunders; Interim Counsel at the Green Investment Bank: £200,000
Fiona Smith; General Counsel at the NEST Corporation: £200,000
David Joy; Chief Executive of London & Continental Railways Limited: £195,000
Professor Sir Bruce Keogh; NHS Medical Director: £195,000
John Taylor; Executive Team Member at the NEST Corporation: £195,000
Mark Lesinski of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £195,000
Tom Winsor; HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary: £195,000
Ian Cumming; Chief Executive of Health Education England: £190,000
Gretchen Haskins; Group Director at the Civil Aviation Authority: £190,000
Stephen Otter of HM Inspectorate of Constabulary: £190,000
James Ballingall; a Deputy Director at HM Treasury: £185,000
Qutubuddin Syed; Regional Director at the Health Protection Agency: £185,000
Simon Fraser; Permanent Under-Secretary and Head of the Diplomatic Service: £180,000
Timothy Kelsey; National Director at NHS England: £180,000
Andrew McNaughton; Technical Director at High Speed 2 Limited: £180,000
Michael Pitt; Chief Executive of the Planning Inspectorate: £180,000
Mark Sedwill; the Permanent Secretary of the Home Office: £180,000
Sir Michael Wilshaw; Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of OFSTED: £180,000
David Brown; Director of VRD at the Health Protection Agency: £175,000
Professor Kevin Fenton of Public Health England: £175,000
David Haslam; Professional Advisor to the Care Quality Commission: £175,000
Edward Kaczmarski; Consultant Microbiologist at the Health Protection Agency: £175,000
James Justin McCracken; Chief Executive at the Health Protection Agency: £175,000
Andy Nelson; Director General at the Department for Work and Pensions: £175,000
Iain Osborne; Group Director of Regulatory Policy at the CAA: £175,000
Sir Nick Parker; Commander of Land Forces: £175,000
Sir Stuart Peach; Commander of Joint Forces Command: £175,000
Nick Sex; Director of Programmes at the NEST Corporation: £175,000
Sir Richard Shirreff; Deputy Supreme Allied Commander of Europe: £175,000
John Watson; Head of Department for Respiratory Diseases at the Health Protection Agency: £175,000
Rob Whiteman; Chief Executive of the UK Border Agency: £175,000
Gerald Barling; President of the Competition Appeals Tribunal: £170,000
Graham Bickler; Regional Director at the Health Protection Agency: £170,000
David Green; the Director of the Serious Fraud Office: £170,000
Stephen Henwood; Chairman at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £170,000
Gillian Leng; Deputy Chief Executive at the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence: £170,000
Brian McCloskey; Regional Director at the Health Protection Agency: £170,000
Geoffrey Spence; Chief Executive of Infrastructure UK: £170,000
Doug Sutherland; Chairman/ Chief Executive of BRB [Residuary] Limited: £170,000
David Bott; Director of the Technology Strategy Board: £165,000
Jonson Cox; Chair of the Water Services Regulation Authority: £165,000
Christine Outram; Director of Intelligence and Strategy at NHS England: £165,000
Beth West; Commercial Director at High Speed 2 Limited: £165,000
Peter Westmacott; HMA Washington: £165,000
Sir George Zambellas; Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff: £165,000
Michael Bradley; Finance Director at the Ministry of Defence: £160,000
Martin Donnelly; Permanent Secretary at the Department for Business, Innovation, and Skills: £160,000
Mark Farrington; Consultant Microbiologist at the Health Protection Agency: £160,000
Richard Heaton; Permanent Secretary for the Cabinet Office: £160,000
Bronwyn Hill; DEFRA Permanent Secretary: £160,000
David Jordan; Director of Operations at DEFRA: £160,000
Iain Lobban; Director of Government Communication Headquarters: £160,000
Mark Lowcock; Permanent Secretary at the Department for International Development: £160,000
Adrian Masters; Managing Director of Sector Development at Monitor: £160,000
Una O'Brien; Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health: £160,000
Andrew Rose; CEO at the Homes and Communities Agency: £160,000
John Saunders; a Senior Director at the Panning Inspectorate: £160,000
Noel Shanahan; Director General at DWP Operations: £160,000
Chris Wormald; Permanent Secretary at the Department for Education: £160,000
Lucy Wylde; General Counsel at the Treasury Solicitor's Department: £160,000
Michael Bracken; Executive Director of Digital: £155,000
Stuart Cook of the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets: £155,000
Paul Crowther; Deputy Chief Constable of British Transport Police: £155,000
Mark Davies; Executive Medical Director at the Health and Social Care Information Centre: £155,000
Yvonne Doyle; Regional Director of Public Health, South East Coast; £155,000
Padhraic Kelleher; Head of Airworthiness Division at the CAA: £155,000
John Kingman; Second Permanent Secretary at HM Treasury: £155,000
Steve Morgan; Director at the Ministry of Defence: £155,000
Professor John Newton; Regional Director of Public Health, South Central: £155,000
Alan Price; Director at the Office of Rail Regulation: £155,000
Nandini Shetty; Medical Consultant at the Health Protection Agency: £155,000
Catherine Staples; General Counsel & Secretary to the CAA: £155,000
Jo-Anne Wass; National Director at NHS England: £155,000
Dr Nicola Anderson; Consultant, Haematology at NHS Blood and Transplant: £150,000
Timothy Brooks; Head of Medical Affairs at the Health Protection Agency: £150,000
Catherine Brown; Chief Executive of the Food Standards Agency: £150,000
Rona Chester; Chief Operating Officer of Sport England: £150,000
Tom Fothergill; Director of Finance at NHS Litigation Authority: £150,000
Michael Fuller QPM; Chief Inspector of HMCPSI: £150,000
Robert Gent; Medical Consultant at the Health Protection Agency; £150,000
Jenny Granger; Director General of Enforcement and Compliance: £150,000
Jim McLaughlin; HR Director at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £150,000
Dilys Morgan; Medical Consultant at the Health Protection Agency: £150,000
Stephen Morton; Regional Director at the Health Protection Agency; £150,000
Jon Phillips of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £150,000
Philip Rafaelli; Surgeon Vice Admiral: £150,000
Sir William Rollo; Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff: £150,000
John Savill; Chief Executive of the Medical Research Council: £150,000
Eleanor Smith; Consultant Medical Microbiologist at the Health Protection Agency: £150,000
David Walker; Deputy Commander of Allied Joint Forces: £150,000
Douglas Oakavee; Chairman of High Speed 2 Limited: £120,000
Lord Robert Smith; Chairman of the Board at the Green Investment Bank: £120,000
Anna Walker; Chair of the Office of Rail Regulation: £115,000
Geoffrey Rivlin; Adviser to the Serious Fraud Office: £100,000
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