Greedy Pigs [***SEE http://aftu.webgarden.com]

The following hall of shame is derived from the Town Hall Rich List of 2013 as published by the very worthwhile Taxpayers' Alliance. The listed greedy bastards are all employees of Scottish councils. If I was a Scottish voter at local elections, I would be making my views quite clear about the disgusting siphoning of public funds towards a select group of selfish individuals. Is it acceptable for ratespayers money to be allocated away from public services to feather the nest of such pigs? Surely not? I would advocate a campaigh of civil disobedience to defy the councils that waste public money so irresponsibly. As far as I am concerned, the wealth-worshippers below are my enemies.
Fergus Chambers; Managing Director of Cordia, Glasgow: £394,719
Gerry Gormal; Executive Director of Development and Regeneration Services at Glasgow council: £271,203
Stuart Nichol; Executive Director of Environment & Development at Fife council: £241,636
Ronald Hinds; Chief Executive of Fife council: £211,817
Alistair Dodds; Chief Executive of Highland council: £197,729
Malcolm Close; Operations Director of SEC Limited, Glasgow: £192,214
Gavin Whitefield; Chief Executive of North Lanarkshire council: £190,226
Geoff Lewis; Managing Director of Dumfries and Galloway First: £186,653
Russell Ellerby; Assistant Chief Executive of North Lanarkshire council: £185,368
Ben Goedegebuure; Sales Director of SEC Limited, Glasgow: £182,343
Gordon Lawson; Director of Support Services at Dumfries and Galloway council: £176,134
Tony Fitzpatrick; Director of Economic Regeneration at Dumfries and Galloway council: £172,285
David K Dorward; Chief Executive of Dundee City council: £171,599
Peter Duthie; Commercial Director of SEC Limited, Glasgow: £169,294
Annemarie O'Donnell; Executive Director of Corporate Services at Glasgow council: £166,505
Mary Pitcaithly; Chief Executive of Falkirk council: £164,207
Billy McFadyen; Finance Director of SEC Limited, Glasgow: £163,046
Elma Murray; Chief Executive of North Ayrshire council: £162,180
Lynn Brown; Executive Director of Financial Services at Glasgow council: £161,375
Bridget McConnell; Chief Executive of Culture and Sport at Glasgow council: £157,425
David Crawford; Executive Director of Social Care Services at Glasgow council: £153,890
Alan Geddes; Deputy Chief Executive & Director of Finance at Highland council: £150,979
F Lees; Chief Executive at East Ayrshire council: £150,647
Maureen McKenna; Executive Director of Education Services at Glasgow council: £147,402
Gerry Cornes; Chief Executive of East Dunbartonshire council: £146,901
Alistair Crichton; Executive Director of Finance & Customer Services at North Lanarkshire council: £145,892
Alex Jannetta; Director of Finance at Falkirk council: £145,699
Mary Castles; Executive Director of Housing & Social Work Services at North Lanarkshire council: £145,656
Paul Jukes; Executive Director of Environmental Services at North Lanarkshire council: £145,524
Steve Barron; Director of Housing & Property and Chief Executive at Highland council: £143,455
J Mundell; Chief Executive of Inverclyde council: £141,752
K Lawrie; Chief Executive of Midlothian council: £136,899
Alan Blackie; former Chief Executive of East Lothian council: £136,815
William Alexander; Director of Social Work and Director of Health and Social Care at Highland council; £136,642
Stuart Black; Director of Planning, Environment and Development at Highland council: £136,642
Hugh Fraser; Director of Education, Culture and Sport at Highland council: £136,642
Neil Gilles; Director of Transport, Environmental and Community Services at Highland council: £136,642
Michelle Morris; Assistant Chief Executive of Highland council: £136,642
Lorraine McMillan; Chief Executive of East Renfrewshire council: £135,096
Michael Enston; Executive Director of Performance & Organisational Support at Fife council: £132,462
Kenneth Greer; Executive Director of Education at Fife council: £132,462
Steven Grimmond; Executive Director of Housing and Communities at Fife council: £132,462
Brian Livingston; Executive Director of Finance & Resources at Fife council: £132,462
Stephen Moore; Executive Director of Social Work at Fife council: £132,462
G Short; Executive Director at East Ayrshire council: £131,024
Malcolm Burr; Chief Executive of Eilean Sar council: £127,399
Scott Taylor; Chief Executive of Glasgow City Marketing Bureau Limited: £126,022
Diane Campbell; Director of Corporate & Customer Services at East Dunbartonshire council: £125,490
D MacKay; Director of Education & Children Services at Midlothian council: £124,853
Graham Wallace; Managing Director of City Markets, Glasgow: £124,327
E Morton; Deputy Chief Executive at East Ayrshire council: £123,752
Derek Cunningham; Director of Development & Infrastructure at East Dunbartonshire council: £123,200
A Fawcett; Corporate Director of Regeneration & Environment at Inverclyde council: £122,078
A Henderson; Corporate Director of Education & Communities at Inverclyde council: £122,078
R Murphy; Corporate Director of Community Care & Health Partnership at Inverclyde council: £122,078
A McPhee; Executive Director at East Ayrshire council: £121,639
Roddy Burns; Corporate Director of Strategic Planning & Governance at Moray council: £120,785
P Wallace; former Corporate Director of Organisational Improvement & Performance at Inverclyde council: £120,767
John Wilson; Director of Education at East Renfrewshire council: £119,963
Alain Baird; Director of Social Work at Dundee City council: £119,942
Jim Collins; Director of Education at Dundee City council: £119,942
Michael P Galloway; Director of City Development at Dundee City council: £119,942
Norman Williamson; Director of Finance at East Renfrewshire council: £119,260
Marjory Stewart; Director of Finance & Corporate Services at Dundee City council: £118,910
Andrew Cahill; Director of Environment at East Renfrewshire council: £118,807
Bruce Clark; Assessor at Fife council: £118,774
Julie Murray; Director of Community Health & Care Partnership at East Renfrewshire council: £118,737
Iona Colvin; Corporate Director of Social Services & Health at North Ayrshire council: £118,572
Carol Kirk; Corporate Director of Education & Skills at North Ayrshire council: £118,572
Alasdair Herbert; Corporate Director of Finance & Infrastructure at North Ayrshire council: £118,226
John Simmons; Director of Community Services at East Dunbartonshire council: £118,160
Stuart Ritchie; Director of Corporate & Neighbourhood Services at Falkirk council: £117,816
Pete Collins; Director of Environment at East Lothian council: £117,769
Alex McCrorie; Director of Corporate Services at East Lothian council: £117,769
Rhona Geisler; Director of Development Services at Falkirk council: £116,895
Caroline Innes; Deputy Chief Executive at East Lothian council: £116,695
Margaret Anderson; Director of Social Work Services at Falkirk council: £116,284
Monica Patterson; Director of Community Services at East Lothian council: £116,002
J Blair; Director of Corporate Resources at Midlothian council: £114,945
C Anderson; Director of Communities & Wellbeing and Executive Officer of Transformation at Midlothian council: £114,050
Anne Leonard; Solicitor to East Renfrewshire council: £113,686
Maureen Campbell; Director of Community Services at Falkirk council: £110,802
Julia Swan; Director of Education at Falkirk council: £110,349
Don Ledingham; Director of Education & Children's Services at East Lothian council: £109,919
Elaine Zwirlein; Director of Housing at Dundee City council: £109,761
E Paterson; Head of Legal and Democratic Services at Inverclyde council: £107,513
Alastair Keddie; Chief Executive of Moray council: £107,416
Ian Mackay; Solicitor to North Ayrshire council: £106,507
Stewart Murdoch; Director of Leisure & Communities at Dundee City council: £105,690
Rose Mary Glackin; Chief Governance Officer at Falkirk council: £104,896
Colin Edgar; Head of Communication and Organisational Development at Glasgow council: £104,847
Mark Palmer; Corporate Director of Corporate Services at Moray council: £103,975
Sandy Riddell; Corporate Director of Education & Social Care at Moray council: £103,912
Donald Duncan; Director of Educational Services at Moray council: £103,160
Ken Laing; Director of Environment at Dundee City council: £102,972
Murray Leys; Head of Adult Social Care at East Lothian council: £102,034
Jim Lamond; Head of Governance & Performance at East Lothian council: £101,709
David Spilsbury; Head of Finance at East Lothian council: £101,307
D Mitchell; Solicitor to East Ayrshire council: £100,991
C Houston; Chief Internal Auditor at East Ayrshire council: £100,409

Commons Deserters From Syrian Vote

*This list has been borrowed [or lovingly stolen] from: http://diack.co.uk/fitaloon/category/politics/ 

Roll of Shame – Syria Vote – Absentees

Roll of shame of those MP’s who couldn’t be bothered to vote on Syria. Hopefully they have full excuses for their constituents.

Adam Afriyie	Windsor	Con	absent
Ian Austin	Dudley North	Lab	absent
Henry Bellingham	North West Norfolk	Con	absent
Roberta Blackman-Woods	City of Durham	Lab	absent
Hazel Blears	Salford and Eccles	Lab	absent
Paul Blomfield	Sheffield Central	Lab	absent
Ben Bradshaw	Exeter	Lab	absent
Graham Brady	Altrincham and Sale West	Con	absent
Annette Brooke	Mid Dorset and North Poole	LDem	absent
Gordon Brown	Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath	Lab	absent
Richard Burden	Birmingham, Northfield	Lab	absent
Lorely Burt	Solihull	LDem	absent
William Cash	Stone	Con	absent
Sarah Champion	Rotherham	Lab	absent
Christopher Chope	Christchurch	Con	absent
Kenneth Clarke	Rushcliffe	Con	absent
Ann Clwyd	Cynon Valley	Lab	absent
Michael Connarty	Linlithgow and East Falkirk	Lab	absent
Rosie Cooper	West Lancashire	Lab	absent
Geoffrey Cox	Torridge and West Devon	Con	absent
David Crausby	Bolton North East	Lab	absent
John Cryer	Leyton and Wanstead	Lab	absent
Ian Davidson	Glasgow South West	Lab	absent
Pat Doherty	West Tyrone	SF	absent
Nadine Dorries	Mid Bedfordshire	Con	absent
Alan Duncan	Rutland and Melton	Con	absent
Nigel Evans	Ribble Valley	Con	absent
Tim Farron	Westmorland and Lonsdale	LDem	absent
Yvonne Fovargue	Makerfield	Lab	absent
David Gauke	South West Hertfordshire	Con	absent
Michelle Gildernew	Fermanagh and South Tyrone	SF	absent
Justine Greening	Putney	Con	absent
Lilian Greenwood	Nottingham South	Lab	absent
Peter Hain	Neath	Lab	absent
David Hanson	Delyn	Lab	absent
Nick Harvey	North Devon	LDem	absent
Alan Haselhurst	Saffron Walden	Con	absent
David Heyes	Ashton-under-Lyne	Lab	absent
Sharon Hodgson	Washington and Sunderland West	Lab	absent
Lindsay Hoyle	Chorley	Lab	absent
Mark Hunter	Cheadle	LDem	absent
Diana Johnson	Kingston upon Hull North	Lab	absent
Barbara Keeley	Worsley and Eccles South	Lab	absent
Chris Kelly	Dudley South	Con	absent
Charles Kennedy	Ross, Skye and Lochaber	LDem	absent
Pauline Latham	Mid Derbyshire	Con	absent
Edward Leigh	Gainsborough	Con	absent
Charlotte Leslie	Bristol North West	Con	absent
Ian Liddell-Grainger	Bridgwater and West Somerset	Con	absent
Jack Lopresti	Filton and Bradley Stoke	Con	absent
Andrew Love	Edmonton	Lab	absent
Anne Main	St Albans	Con	absent
Paul Maskey	Belfast West	SF	absent
William McCrea	South Antrim	DUP	absent
Siobhain McDonagh	Mitcham and Morden	Lab	absent
Patrick Mercer	Newark	Con	absent
Austin Mitchell	Great Grimsby	Lab	absent
Francie Molloy	Mid Ulster	SF	absent
Greg Mulholland	Leeds North West	LDem	absent
Meg Munn	Sheffield, Heeley	Lab	absent
Tessa Munt	Wells	LDem	absent
Conor Murphy	Newry and Armagh	SF	absent
Jesse Norman	Hereford and South Herefordshire	Con	absent
James Paice	South East Cambridgeshire	Con	absent
Ian Paisley Jnr	North Antrim	DUP	absent
Priti Patel	Witham	Con	absent
Dawn Primarolo	Bristol South	Lab	absent
John Pugh	Southport	LDem	absent
Yasmin Qureshi	Bolton South East	Lab	absent
John Redwood	Wokingham	Con	absent
Emma Reynolds	Wolverhampton North East	Lab	absent
Andrew Rosindell	Romford	Con	absent
David Ruffley	Bury St Edmunds	Con	absent
Adrian Sanders	Torbay	LDem	absent
Mark Simmonds	Boston and Skegness	Con	absent
David Simpson	Upper Bann	DUP	absent
Angela Smith	Penistone and Stocksbridge	Lab	absent
John Spellar	Warley	Lab	absent
Rory Stewart	Penrith and The Border	Con	absent
John Thurso	Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross	LDem	absent
David Tredinnick	Bosworth	Con	absent
Karl Turner	Kingston upon Hull East	Lab	absent
Andrew Tyrie	Chichester	Con	absent
Steve Webb	Thornbury and Yate	LDem	absent
Bill Wiggin	North Herefordshire	Con	absent
Mark Williams	Ceredigion	LDem	absent
Jennifer Willott	Cardiff Central	LDem	absent
John Woodcock	Barrow and Furness	Lab	absent
Shaun Woodward	St Helens South and Whiston	Lab	absent
Tim Yeo	South Suffolk	Con	absent

GREEDY BASTARDS of Great Britain [***SEE ALSO the website http://aftu.webgarden.com]

Before I list one hundred more greedy pigs who are exploiting the excessive generosity of various remuneration committees, may I remind the reader of the following. Any individual employed on the degrading National Minimum Wage earns typically about £11,000 per year. Any individual on Jobseekers Allowance and Housing Benefit typically receives eight or nine thousand pounds per annum. Contrast such pitiful rations with the large amounts below, and surely one can see the need for civil disobedience to confront a bureaucratic establishment that looks after itself a little too well whilst literally providing the bare minimum for the rest of the great unwashed. The allocation of huge salaries must stop!
*****SEE ALSO the website http://aftu.webgarden.com

Sir Leszek Borysiewicz; Chief Executive Officer of the Medical Research Council: £255,000
Paul Wilson; Chief Officer of the London Probation Trust: £240,000
A Richards; Managing Director of ETL (tie Limited): £235,836
David Bennett of the Independent Regulator of NHS foundation trusts: £230,000
Alan Langlands; Chief Executive Officer of the Higher Education Funding Council for England: £230,000
Neil Lloyd; Chief Executive of NHS Professionals: £230,000
Alison Nimmo; Director of Design & Regeneration at the Olympic Delivery Authority: £225,000
Hugh Summer; Director of Transport at the Olympic Delivery Authority: £225,000
Simon Wright; Director of Infrastructure & Utilities at the Olympic Delivery Authority: £225,000
Tim Byles; Chief Executive of Partnerships For Schools: £215,000
Iain Gray; Chief Executive Officer of the Technology Strategy Board: £210,000
D Murray; Commercial Director of tie Limited: £208,909
Alistair Buchanan; Chief Executive of Ofgem: £205,000
Andrew Hall; Chief Executive Officer of the Qualification Curriculum Authority: £205,000
Ralph Luck; Director of Property for the Olympic Delivery Authority: £205,000
Geoff Russell; Chief Executive Officer of the Learning and Skills Council: £205,000
R Jeffrey; Chief Executive of tie Limited: £200,463
Stephen Henwood; Chairman of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £200,000
Simon Richards; Business Delivery Director of the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority: £200,000
Alan Rubenstein; Chief Executive of the Pension Protection Fund: £200,000
Andrew Altman; Chief Executive of Olympic Park Legacy Authority: £195,000
Dr Paul Leinster; Chief Executive of the Environment Agency: £195,000
Professor Michael Murphy; Clinical Director at the NHS: £195,000
Sir Denis O'Connor; HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary: £195,000
F McFadden; Infraco Director of tie Limited: £191,301
Peter Neyroud; Chief Executive Officer of the National Policing Improvement Agency: £190,000
Roger Baker of Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary: £185,000
Zoe Billingham of Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary: £185,000
John Clarke; Commercial Director of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £185,000
Professor David Coggon; Programme Leader of the Epidemiology Research Centre: £185,000
James Morse; Director of Assurance at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £185,000
Dr Derwood Pamphilon; a Clinical Director for the NHS: £185,000
William Roberts; Chief Financial Officer at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £185,000
Malcolm Ross; Executive Director at the Olympic Park Legacy Company: £185,000
Drusilla Sharpling of Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary: £185,000
John Vine; Independent Chief Inspector of UKBA: £185,000
Richard Waite; Director of Strategy & Technology at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £185,000
Stephen Walker; Chief Executive of the NHS Litigation Authority: £185,000
Andrew Dillon; Chief Executive of the National Institute for Health & Clinical Excellence: £180,000
Lynda Hamlyn; Chief Executive of NHS Blood: £180,000
Stephen Hay of the Independent Regulator of NHS foundation trusts: £180,000
Dr Patricia Hewitt; Lead Consultant of NHS Blood: £180,000
Elaine Holt; Chief Executive of Directly Operated Rail: £180,000
William Hughes; Director General of the Serious Organised Crime Agency: £180,000
Professor James Neuberger; Associate Medical Director of NHS Blood: £180,000
Steve Smith; Senior Partner at Ofgem: £180,000
Andrew Wright; Senior Partner at Ofgem: £180,000
Rob Clark; Finance Director for NHS Professionals: £175,000
Professor Cyrus Cooper of the Medical Research Council: £175,000
Professor Tumani Corrah of the Medical Research Council: £175,000
Tony Hobman; Chief Executive of The Pensions Regulator: £175,000
Professor Alan Lucas of the Medical Research Council: £175,000
Dr Derek Norfolk; Consultant Haematologist of NHS Blood: £175,000
Dr Ruth Warwick; Lead Specialist of NHS Blood: £175,000
S Clark; Programme Director of tie Limited: £170,232
Professor Sir Iain Chalmers; Clinical Consultant for the Medical Research Council: £170,000
Dr Harsh Duggal of the Health Protection Agency: £170,000
Dr Noel Gill of the Health Protection Agency: £170,000
Professor Douglas Higgs; Director for the Medical Research Council: £170,000
Peter Littlejohns of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence: £170,000
Karen Webb; Executive Director for the Olympic Park Legacy Company: £170,000
John Woodward; Chief Executive Officer of the UK Film Council: £170,000
Sally Caplan; Head of the Premiere Fund of the UK Film Council: £165,000
Martin Clarke; Executive Director at the Pension Protection Fund: £165,000
Bernard Crump; Chief Executive of the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement: £165,000
Chris Humphries; Chief Executive Officer of the UK Commission for Employment and Skills: £165,000
RS Jackson; Chief Executive Officer of the Student Loan Company: £165,000
David Jordon; Director of Operations at the Environment Agency: £165,000
Jonathan Kestenbaum; Chief Executive Officer of the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts: £165,000
Zahida Manzoor; Legal Services Ombudsman: £165,000
Peter Marsh; Chief Executive of the Tenant Services Authority: £165,000
Tim Matthews; Chief Executive Officer of Remploy Limited: £165,000
Tanya Seghatchian; Head of the Development Fund of the UK Film Council: £165,000
Jenny Williams; Chief Executive of the Gambling Commission: £165,000
Gavin Stevenson; Chief Executive of Dumfries and Galloway council: £161,361
Dr Nicholas Coleman; Programme Leader and Clinical Consultant of the Medical Research Council: £160,000
RT Ennis; Director at the Homes and Communities Agency: £160,000
E Goodwin; Chief Executive of the Waste and Resources Action Programme: £160,000
Graham Holley; Chief Executive of the Training and Development Agency for Schools: £160,000
Chris Kenny; Chief Executive of the Legal Services Board: £160,000
Fergus MacBeth of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence: £160,000
Jennie Price; Chief Executive of Sport England: £160,000
Dr Christopher Rudge; National Clinical Director of NHS Blood: £160,000
Nicholas Scholte; Chief Executive Officer of the NHS Business Services Authority: £160,000
Sir Nicholas Serota; Director of Tate: £160,000
Dr John Simpson of the Health Protection Agency: £160,000
Dr Robert Spencer of the Health Protection Agency: £160,000
Steve Cowley; Chief Executive Officer of the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority: £155,000
Michael Dixon; Museum Director of the Natural History Museum: £155,000
Will Evans; Head of Business Affairs at the UK Film Council: £155,000
Dr Stephen Inglis; Director at the Health Protection Agency: £155,000
D Lunts; London Regional Director of the Homes and Communities Agency: £155,000
Dr Kenneth Mutton; Consultant Virologist at the Health Protection Agency: £155,000
G Roberts; Finance Director of tie Limited: £123,688
Colin Grant; Director of the Education Service at Dumfries and Galloway council: £120,017
John Alexander; Director of Social Work Service at Dumfries and Galloway council: £119,464
Alex Haswell; Director of the Chief Executive Service at Dumfries and Galloway council: £118,180
Alistair Speedie; Director of Planning at Dumfries and Galloway Council: £115,326
Angela Leitch; Chief Executive of Clackmannanshire council: £114,319
Justin Tracy; Director of Community & Customer Services at Dumfries and Galloway council: £109,985
Lorna Meahan; Assistant Chief Executive of Dumfries and Galloway council: £103,552

Source:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10489120

Tags: bonuses culture; disproportionate salary

GREEDY BASTARDS of Great Britain [***SEE ALSO the website http://aftu.webgarden.com]

Here are one hundred more wealth-worshippers who feel that they are superior human beings. They earn at least eight times what the poor buggers on the National Minimum Wage are “awarded”. Is this the kind of inequality that the UK should accept? I would advocate a national campaign of civil disobedience to challenge the grossly irresponsible allocation of public funds. Otherwise, the Chief Executives of greed and selfishness will continue to run rings around the sheepish populace. Let’s resist the unfair and disproportionate distribution of salaries which are an affront to common decency and humanity.
***SEE ALSO http://aftu.webgarden.com
Moya Greene; Chief Executive of the Royal Mail: £1,470,000
Paula Vennells; Chief Executive of the Post Office Limited: £697,000
Malcolm Grant; Provost & President of University College London: £376,190
Richard Ackroyd; Chief Executive of Scottish Water: £336,000
Ed Richards; Chief Executive of Ofcom: £321,749
S Bell; Tram Project Director of tie Limited: £306,780
Sir Mervyn King; former Governor of the Bank of England: £305,764
Sir Paul Stephenson; Commissioner of Metropolitan Police Service: £280,489
Paul Tucker; Deputy Governor of the Bank of England: £258,114
I Coupar; Marketing Director of Lothian Buses: £251,285
Tim Godwin; Deputy Commissioner of Metropolitan Police Service: £246,969
S Assar; Interim Chief Executive of Luton PCT: £242,500
Mark Elms; Headteacher of Tidemill School, Lewisham: £231,400
Jonathan House; Chief Executive of Cardiff City Council: £219,159
W Devlin; Engineering Director of Lothian Buses: £218,367
Sir Norman Bettison; former Chief Constable of West Yorkshire constabulary: £217,956
Dr Gareth Goodier; Chief Executive of Cambridge University trust: £217,500
W Campbell; Operations Director of Lothian Buses: £217,240
N Strachan; Finance Director of Lothian Buses: £216,491
Lord Hamilton; Lord President of the Court of Session: £214,165
Sir Declan Morgan; Lord Chief Justice of the Northern Ireland judiciary: £214,165
Lord Neuberger; Master of the Rolls: £214,165
Lord Phillips; President of the Supreme Court: £214,165
S Baker; Chief Executive Officer of High Peak and Staffordshire Moorlands councils: £213,155
David Bennett; Chief Executive of the Sanctuary Housing Association: £213,000
John Yates; Assistant Commissioner of Metropolitan Police Service: £211,624
MV James; Chief Executive of Carmarthenshire council: £209,498
Sean Price; former Chief Constable of Cleveland constabulary: £208,691
Lord Brown; Supreme Court judge: £206,857
Lord Collins; Supreme Court judge: £206,857
Lady Hale; Supreme Court judge: £206,857
Lord Hope; Supreme Court judge: £206,857
Sir Robert Andrew Morritt; Chancellor of the High Court: £206,857
Chris Allison; Assistant Chief Constable of Metropolitan Police Service: £204,882
Mike Craik; former Chief Constable of Northumbria constabulary: £204,701
Sir Hugh Orde; former Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland: £202,500
John Belcher; Chief Executive of the Anchor Trust: £202,000
Nigel Pallace; Bi-Borough Executive Director in central London: £200,556
Jacqueline Valin; Headteacher of Southfields Community College: £198,406
Rose Fitzpatrick; Deputy Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service: £196,396
S Bruce; Chief Executive of City of Edinburgh council: £196,007
Lyn Carpenter; Bi-Borough Executive Director in central London: £195,265
Ailsa Beaton; Director of Information at the Metropolitan Police Service: £189,896
Andrew Christie; Director of Children’s Services at three central London borough councils: £183,833
H Rissmann; Chief Executive of EICC: £178,191
A Buchan; Chief Executive of Orkney Islands and Shetland Islands councils: £176,919
Colin Mackenzie; Chief Executive of Aberdeenshire council: £174,409
G Tee; Director of Children and Families at City of Edinburgh council: £170,640
Valerie Watts; Chief Executive of Aberdeen City Council: £170,628
A Alexander; Headteacher in Devon County Council: £165,266
T Aitchison; former Chief Executive of City of Edinburgh council: £164,717
Sir William Atkinson; Headteacher at Phoenix School, London: £160,640
Michael Cogher; Director of Legal Services at two central London borough councils: £159,412
Paul Dick; Executive Headteacher at Trinity and Kennet school: £153,829
Jeffrey Risbridger; Headteacher at Saint Cecilia’s: £152,646
Kelvin Simmonds; Headteacher at Danum School, Doncaster: £152,536
D Anderson; Director of City Development at City of Edinburgh council: £150,412
J Inch; former Director of Corporate Services at City of Edinburgh council: £148,971
D McGougan; former Director of Finance at City of Edinburgh council: £148,971
M Turley; Director of Services for Communities at City of Edinburgh council: £148,971
R Stiff; Chief Executive of Angus council: £144,191
Sally Loudon; Chief Executive of Argyll and Bute council: £142,574
Brian Horsburgh; MD of Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre: £141,764
Paul Nurse; Chief Executive of Cancer Research UK: £140,000
Trefor Thomas Morgan; Chief Executive of Cardiff City Council: £139,575
David Clarke; Chief Executive of West Dorset and Weymouth & Portland councils: £132,022
Christine Gore; Director of Corporate Services at Aberdeenshire council: £131,399
Ritchie Johnson; Director of Housing and Social Work at Aberdeenshire council: £131,024
Ian Gabriel; Director of Infrastructure at Aberdeenshire council: £130,914
Sue Bruce; Chief Executive of Aberdeen City Council: £129,698
R Peat; Director of Social Work and Health at Angus council: £128,083
Stewart Carruth; Director of Corporate Governance at Aberdeen City Council: £127,828
Pete Leonard; Director of Housing and Environment at Aberdeen City Council: £127,828
Fred McBride; Director of Social Care and Wellbeing at Aberdeen City Council: £127,828
Gordon McIntosh; Director of Enterprise, Planning and Infrastructure at Aberdeen City Council: £127,828
R Ashton; Director of Neighbourhood Services at Angus council: £125,409
Tim Black; Chief Executive of Marie Stopes International: £125,230
Jeremy Oppenheim; Chief Executive of Jewish Care: £125,000
N Logue; Director of Education at Angus council: £123,967
E Lowson; Director of Infrastructure Services at Angus council: £122,858
E Adair; Operations and Finance Director of the EDI Group: £121,135
M Miller; Chief Social Work Officer at City of Edinburgh council: £117,122
Annette Bruton; Director of Education, Culture and Sport at Aberdeen City Council: £116,725
Deryk Mead; Chief Executive of NCH Action for Children: £116,384
Leslie Busk; Chief Executive of the British Heart Foundation: £115,000
Fiona Reynolds; Chief Executive of the National Trust: £115,000
Cleland Sneddon; Executive Director of Community Services at Argyll and Bute council: £114,905
Douglas Hendry; Executive Director of Customer Services at Argyll and Bute council: £110,947
H Robertson; Assistant Chief Executive at Angus council: £110,767
Alexander MacTaggart; Executive Director of Development at Angus council: £110,562
C McMahon; Director of Corporate Services at Angus council: £108,850
S Hunter; Head of Law and Administration at Angus council: £107,738
Roger Singleton; Chief Executive of Barnardos: £105,027
Andrew Freemantle; Chief Executive of the RNLI: £105,000
Mary Marsh; Chief Executive of the NSPCC: £105,000
Nicholas Payne; Chief Executive of English National Opera: £105,000
I Lorimer; Head of Finance at Angus council: £103,657
Belinda Greer; Joint Head of Education at Stirling and Clackmannanshire councils: £102,855
David Barrie; Chief Executive of the National Art Collections Fund: £100,000
Peter Cardy; Chief Executive of MacMillan Cancer Relief: £100,000
Source:
http://society.guardian.co.uk/salarysurvey/table/0,12406,1042677,00.html

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Here are another one hundred greedy villains who have been the recipients of excessive generosity from an unwitting public. It is remarkable how many money-grabbers have been knighted or officially recognised for their apparent greatness. Not only do the selfish swine receive a criminal volume of money but they are even applauded by the Establishment. Ultimately, the biggest crime of our time is the cavalier and irresponsible use of rates and taxes by our elected officials who award monstrous remuneration packages. I guess that the names below refuse to look a foolish gift horse in the mouth. All ratespayers should refuse to pay their rates.
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Katherine Kerswell; Group Managing Director of Kent Council: £589,165
L.Hardie; Deputy Chief Executive of South Lanarkshire Council: £543,538
Thomas McDonald; Assistant Director of Development and Regeneration Sevices, Glasgow Council: £520,590
William Docherty; Managing Director, City Building [Glasgow]: £485,698
Steven Kelly; Director of Corporate Services, City Building [Glasgow]: £481,166
Anna Wright; Director of Education & Children’s Services at Reading Council: £392,878
Sean Nolan; Director of Corporate Services at East Sussex Council: £389,880
Robert Booth; Executive Director of Land & Environment Services at Glasgow Council: £382,789
Kenenth Harkness; Head of Service Development at Glasgow Council: £371,610
Joyce Redfearn; Chief Executive of Wigan Council: £343,400
Mark Davies; Chief Executive of Imperial Healthcare Trust: £340,000
Elaine Grieve; Assistant Chief Executive of Orkney Islands Council: £339,610
Patricia McIlquham; Deputy Chief Executive of Dundee City Council: £335,468
Michael Coughlin; Chief Executive of Reading Council: £334,578
A.Kerr; Chief Executive of Reading Council: £328,150
R.Heaton; Executive Director of Resources at Newham Council: £317,137
John Sharkey; Chief Executive, SEC Limited, Glasgow Council: £314,553
Gerald Jones; Chief Executive of Wandsworth Borough Council: £299,925
John Fingleton; Chief Executive of Office of Fair Trading: £275,000
S Robinson; Chief Executive of Cheshire West and Chester Council: £266,000
Ruth Carnall; Chief Executive of NHS London: £265,000
Andrew Stafford; Chief Executive Officer of the Royal Mint: £264,510
Stephen Hughes; Chief Executive of Birmingham Council: £260,360
Chris Williams; Chief Executive of Buckinghamshire Council: £259,438
Geoff Bellingan; Medical Director of University College London Hospital: £255,000
D.P.Martin; Chief Executive and Director of Administration of Wandsworth Council: £254,880
N. Walkley; Chief Executive of Barnet Council: £250,818
C. Tapster; Chief Executive of Hertfordshire Council: £250,351
Andrew Haines; Chief Executive of the Civil Aviation Authority: £250,000
George Black; Chief Executive of Glasgow Council: £248,004
Erika Wenzel; Chief Executive of Cheshire East Council: £247,762
Peter Gilroy; Chief Executive of Kent Council: £243,388
Mark Goldman; Chief Executive of the Heart of England trust: £242,500
K.Crompton; Chief Executive of Haringey Council: £241,657
Joe Duckworth; Chief Executive of Newham Borough Council: £241,483
Dave Smith; Chief Executive of Sunderland Council: £240,445
I.Craig; Managing Director of Lothian Buses: £238,954
C.J.Buss; Director of Finance and Deputy Chief Executive of Wandsworth Council: £238,787
P.Halsall; Chief Executive of Lancashire Council: £238,774
D.White; Chief Executive of Norfolk Council: £238,100
Nick Bell; Chief Executive of Staffordshire Council: £237,737
Will Tuckley; Chief Executive of Bexley Council: £237,336
Derrick Anderson; Chief Executive of Lambeth Borough Council: £235,650
Sir Neil McKay; Chief Executive of East of England SHA: £232,500
Colin Hilton; Chief Executive of Liverpool City Council: £229,555
Sir Leonard Fenwick; Chief Executive of Newcastle NHS Trust: £227,500
David White; Chief Executive of Norfolk County Council: £224,900
Mark Hammond; Chief Executive Officer of West Sussex County Council: £223,451
Paul Bentley; Acting Chief Executive of Ashford and St Peter’s trust: £223,000
Dr Barbara Hakin; Chief Executive of East Midlands SHA: £222,400
David Dalton; Chief Executive of Salford Royal trust: £222,215
Mark Farrar; Chief Executive Officer of the Construction Industry Trading Board: £220,000
Stephen Geraghty; Commissioner of the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission: £210,000
Sir Michael Cahn; Chief Executive of UK Trade and Investment: £205,000
Roger Bright; Chief Executive of the Crown Estate: £200,000
Richard Paniguian; Head of UK Trade and Investment, Defence and Security Organisation: £195,000
Dr Harry Bush; Member of the Civil Aviation Authority: £185,000
Philip Ridal; Finance Director of British Waterways: £185,000
Andy Mckeon; Managing Director of the Audit Commission: £180,000
Eugene Sullivan; Managing Director of the Audit Commission: £180,000
Peter Wilkinson; Managing Director of the Audit Commission: £180,000
Paul Clark; Director of Investment and Asset Management of the Crown Estate: £175,000
Gareth Davies; Managing Director of the Audit Commission: £175,000
Neil MacGregor; Director of the British Museum: £175,000
Martin Evans; Managing Director of the Audit Commission: £170,000
Sir Alisdair Fraser; Director of Public Prosecutions, Northern Ireland: £170,000
Peter Freeman; Chairman of the Competition Commission: £170,000
Tony Redmond; Chairman of CLAE: £170,000
Richard Alderman; Director of the Serious Fraud Office: £165,000
Martin Davidson; Chief Executive of the British Council: £165,000
Nigel Johnson; Corporate Services Director of British Waterways: £165,000
Fiona Adshead; Director General on secondment to the World Health Organisation: £160,000
Sir John Elvidge; Permanent Secretary for the Scottish government: £160,000
Chris Jesnick; Member of the Civil Aviation Authority: £160,000
Stephen Leonard; former director of the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission: £160,000
Dr Kevin Woods; Chief Executive of NHS Scotland: £160,000
Dame Lynne Brindley; Chief Executive of the British Library: £155,000
Anthony Douglas; Chief Executive Officer of the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission: £155,000
Mark Grimshaw; Managing Director of the CSA: £155,000
Richard Jackson; Member of the Civil Aviation Authority: £155,000
Paul Jenkins Q.C.; Permanent Secretary for the Treasury Solicitors Department: £155,000
Terry Moran; Chief Executive of Pension, Disability & Carers Service: £155,000
Vince Moran; Operations Director of British Waterways: £155,000
Jim Stirling; Technical Director of British Waterways: £155,000
Richard Thompson; Chief Constable of the Civil Nuclear Constabulary: £155,000
Tim Brown; Chief Executive of Postcomm: £150,000
Alan Davey; Chief Executive of the Arts Council: £150,000
Roy Irwin of the Audit Commission: £150,000
Stella Manzie; Director General, Justice and Communities in Scotland: £150,000
Stuart Mills; Property Director of British Waterways: £150,000
Sir Michael Scholar; Chair of UK Statistics Authority: £150,000
Mark Swann; Member of the Civil Aviation Authority: £150,000
Brian Willmor; Regional Director of the Audit Commission: £150,000
M Williams; Chief Executive of East Devon and South Somerset Councils: £146,828
Colette Paul; Chief Constable of Bedfordshire Constabulary: £133,068
Dame Deirdre Hutton; Chair of the Civil Aviation Authority: £130,000
Professor Douglas Kell; Chief Executive Officer of the Biological Sciences Research Council: £130,000
B Richardson; Parliamentary Counsel at the Cabinet Office: £120,000
Dame Suzi Leather; Chair of the Charity Commission for England and Wales: £100,000
Richard Foster CBE; Chairman of the Criminal Cases Review Commission: £100,000

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The following 100 over-paid folk are from the civil service as quoted by the BBC in 2010. It's really strange but if you attended a meal with others and you helped yourself to a huge volume of food which stacked up on your plate, you would be castigated as being "greedy", yet in our perverse society, it seems perfectly acceptable for an elite group to accumulate enormous salaries while those poor buggers on benefits are expected to live on about eight or nine thousand pounds per year. The selfish swine below may be talented and even hard-working, but their greatest talent is to load their bank account with copious amounts of money from the taxpayer. Is this fair?
Joe Harley; Chief Information Officer of the DWP: £245,000
Sir Jock Stirrup; Chief of the Defence Staff: £240,000
Jeremy Beeton; former Director General of the Government Olympic Executive: £225,000
Clare Chapman; Director General of the Department of Health: £220,000
Paul Hemsley; Director of Finance at the Ordnance Survey: £120,000
David Green of the Crown Prosecution Service: £210,000
Patrick Crawford; Chief Executive at the Export Credits Guarantee Department: £205,000
Lin Homer; Chief Executive of the UK Border Agency: £205,000
Helen Kilpatrick; Director General at the Home Office: £205,000
Steve Lamey; Director General at HM Revenues & Customs: £205,000
DA Shields; Programme Director at OGC: £205,000
Dr Mike Mitchell; Head of National Networks Group: £200,000
D Pitchford; Director at OGC: £200,000
Andrew Tyler; Chief Operating Officer at the Ministry of Defence: £200,000
Christine Gilbert; Her Majesty's Chief Inspector at OFSTED: £195,000
James Hall; Chief Executive, Identity and Passport Service: £195,000
Andrew Manley; Director General at the Ministry of Defence: £195,000
Sir David Normington; Permanent Secretary at the Home Office: £195,000
Keir Starmer; Director of the Crown Prosecution Service: £195,000
Vanessa Lawrence; Chief Executive Officer of the Ordnance Survey: £190,000
Trevor Llanwarne; Government Actuary: £190,000
Andy Nelson; Chief Information Officer at the Ministry of Justice: £190,000
Jane Platt; Chief Executive of National Savings & Investments: £190,000
Nemat Shafiq; Permanent Secretary of the Department for International Development: £190,000
Tim Smith; Chief Executive of the Food Standards Agency: £190,000
Kevin White; Director General, Human Resources at the Home Office: £190,000
Professor Kent Woods; Chief Executive of the MHRA: £190,000
Simon Bowles; Chief Finance Officer at HM Revenue & Customs: £185,000
David Goldstone, formerly of the Government Olympic Executive: £185,000
Sir Leigh Lewis; Permanent Seretary at the DWP: £185,000
Darra Singh; Chief Executive of Jobcentre Plus: £185,000
N Smith; Chief Executive at OGC: £185,000
David Behan; Director General of Social Care: £180,000
David Bell; Permanent Secretary at the Department of Education: £180,000
Suma Chakrabarti; Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Justice: £180,000
Chris Last; HR Director General at the DWP: £180,000
Phil Pavitt; Chief Information Officer at HM Revenue & Customs: £180,000
Duncan Selbie; Chief Executive of the Department of Health: £180,000
Philip Collins; Chairman of the Office of Fair Trading: £175,000
Mike Falvey; Chief People Officer at HM Revenue & Customs: £175,000
Jim Gallagher; Director General - Devolution at the Ministry of Justice: £175,000
Mel Groves; former Project Director at the DWP: £175,000
Sir Bill Jeffrey; Permanent Under Secretary at the Ministry of Defence: £175,000
Sir Nicholas Macpherson; Permanent Secretary at HM Treasury: £175,000
Sir Kevin O'Donoghue; Chief of Defence Materiel: £175,000
Peter Ricketts; Head of the Diplomatic Service: £175,000
Air Marshal Peter Ruddock of the Ministry of Defence: £175,000
Nigel Shienwald; HM Ambassador to the United States of America: £175,000
Sir Mark Stanhope; First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff: £175,000
Jon Thompson; Director General at the Ministry of Defence: £175,000
Kim Darroch; UK Permanent Representative to the European Union: £170,000
John Hirst; Chief Executive at the Met Office: £170,000
Marco Pierleoni; Chief Land Registrar: £170,000
Geoffrey Podger; Chief Executive of the Health & Safety Executive: £170,000
Mike Robinson; Chief Executive of the UK Hydrographic Office: £170,000
Lesley Strathie; Chief Executive Officer at HM Revenue & Customs: £170,000
Sir Stephen Dalton; Chief of the Air Staff; £165,000
Lindsey Davies; Interim Regional Director of Public Health: £165,000
Carolyn Downs; Director General at the Ministry of Justice: £165,000
Sir Nicholas Houghton; Vice Chief of the Defence Staff: £165,000
Lorraine Langham; Director of Corporate Services at OFSTED: £165,000
Sir John McColl; Deputy Supreme Allied Commander, Europe: £165,000
Les Mosco; Director at the Ministry of Defence: £165,000
Hunada Nouss; Finance Director General of the DWP: £165,000
Sir David Richards; Chief of the General Staff: £165,000
R Shostak; Head of Prime Minister's Delivery Unit: £165,000
Moira Wallace; Permanent Secretary of the DECC: £165,000
Martin Bellamy; ICT Director of the Department of Health: £160,000
Robert Devereux; Permanent Secretary of the Department for Transport: £160,000
Helen Edwards; Director General - Justice Policy Group: £160,000
William Emery; Chairman of the Office of Rail Regulation: £160,000
Dave Hartnett; Permanent Secretary for Tax at HM Revenues & Customs: £160,000
Stephen Holt; Director of Change Management at the DWP: £160,000
Melanie Hunt; Director at OFSTED: £160,000
Peter Makeham; Director General at the Home Office: £160,000
Susanna Mason; Director at the Ministry of Defence: £160,000
Sir Jonathan Phillips; former Permanent Secretary at the Northern Ireland Office: £160,000
Nick Ramsay; Director at the Ministry of Justice: £160,000
Sir Trevor Soar; Navy Commander-in-Chief: £160,000
JMG Taylor; Financial Services and Stability Director at HM Treasury: £160,000
Sir Peter Wall; Army Commander-in-Chief: £160,000
Phil Wheatley of the National Offender Management Service: £160,000
Ursula Brennan; Second Permanent Under Secretary at the Ministry of Defence: £155,000
Bill Gunnyeon; Chief Medical Adviser and Chief Scientist at the DWP: £155,000
Archie Hughes; Chief Executive of the Defence Support Group: £155,000
Stephen Love; Chief Constable of Ministry of Defence police: £155,000
Jonathan Stephens; Permanent Secretary of the DCMS: £155,000
Paul Wiles; former Chief Scientific Adviser at the Home Office: £155,000
Mike Clasper; Chair of HM Revenue & Customs: £150,000
Peter Collis; former Chief Land Registrar: £150,000
John Goldup; Director at OFSTED: £150,000
Neil Hayward; Group HR Director at the Ministry of Justice: £150,000
Bruce Houlder QC; Director of Service Prosecutions: £150,000
Nirmal Kotecha of the Department for Transport, Highways Agency: £150,000
Patrick Leeson; Director at OFSTED: £150,000
TW Scholar; second Permanent Secretary at HM Treasury: £150,000
Beverley Shears of the National Offender Management Service: £150,000
Dame Helen Ghosh; Permanent Secretary of Defra: £140,000
Professor Robert Watson; Chief Scientific Adviser of Defra: £135,000
Philip Fletcher; Chairman of Ofwat: £105,000
SOURCE:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10202596

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Here are one hundred more rogues who are creaming the public purse. I found it very illuminating when pouring over the annual trade union rich list furnished by the Taxpayers Alliance which reveals a lot of hypocrites who speak of socialism whilst enjoying lavish salaries. Even more galling is the fact that Trevor Phillips, head honcho of the ‘Equality Commission’ receives a salary in excess of 100k per annum. Well, it’s a bit rich (if you excuse the pun) for clever Trevor to champion ‘equality’ when he is so handsomely rewarded. I guess that Michael Corleone was correct when he stated to the senator in The Godfather Part II that “we are both part of the same hypocrisy.”
Gordon Taylor of the Professional Footballers’ Association: £856,007
Peter Henderson; director of asset management of Network Rail: £672,000
Tony Fountain; chief executive of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority: £520,000
Cynthia Bower; chief executive of the Care Quality Commission: £440,000
Denis Hone; former chief executive of the Olympic Delivery Authority: £401,000
Howard Shiplee; former director of construction of the Olympic Delivery Authority: £320,000
John Armitt; formerly of the Olympic Delivery Authority: £250,000
Tim Jones; chief executive of the Personal Accounts Delivery: £235,000
Gus O’Donnell; Cabinet Secretary: £235,000
Robin Evans; chief executive of British Waterways: £230,000
Stephen Laws; First Parliamentary Counsel: £230,000
Douglas Erskine-Crum; chief executive of the Horserace Betting Levy Board: £220,000
Lord Mogg; chairman of Ofgem: £210,000
Robert Parker; Parliamentary Counsel: £210,000
John Suffolk; Chief Information Officer for HM Government: £205,000
Michael Bradley MBE, former head of the General Federation of Trade Unions: £203,416 in 2011
Philip Davies; Parliamentary Counsel: £195,000
Godric Smith; former director of communications of the Olympic Delivery Authority: £195,000
Catherine Johnston; Parliamentary Counsel: £190,000
Derek Simpson; former general secretary of Unite, the Union: £186,626
Peter Housden; Permanent Secretary of Communities and Local Government: £185,000
Stephen Lovegrove; Chief Executive of BIS: £185,000
Gill Rider; Head of Civil Service Capability Group: £180,000
Philip Rutnam; Director General of BIS: £180,000
David Cook; Parliamentary Counsel: £175,000
Richard McCarthy; Director General of Housing and Planning: £175,000
Vicky Pryce; Director General of BIS: £175,000
Elizabeth Gardiner; Parliamentary Counsel: £170,000
Adrian Hogarth; Parliamentary Counsel: £170,000
Leonie McLaughlin; Parliamentary Counsel: £170,000
Keith Norman; former head of ASLEF: £167,566 in 2011
Jens Bech; Chief Risk Officer of the Asset Protection Agency: £165,000
Professor John Beddington; Permanent Secretary of BIS: £165,000
Ion Dagtoglou; Chief Investment Officer of the Asset Protection Agency: £165,000
Sir Ken Knight; Chief Fire and Rescue Adviser: £165,000
Sir John Sawers; chief of the Intelligence Sevice, MI6: £165,000
Alex Allan; Chairman of the Joint Intelligence Committee: £160,000
Simon Fraser; Permanent Secretary of BIS: £160,000
Peter Lewis; Chief Executive of the Crown Prosecution Service: £160,000
Howard Orme; Director General of BIS: £160,000
Philip Rycroft; Director General of BIS: £160,000
Professor Adrian Smith; Director General of BIS: £160,000
Edward Stell; Parliamentary Counsel: £160,000
Matt Tee; Permanent Secretary for Government Communications: £160,000
Peter Ward; chief executive of the British Dental Association: £159,506
Jonathan Cunliffe; Prime Minister’s Adviser on International Economic Affairs and Europe: £155,000
Jonathan Evans; director general of the security service, MI5: £155,000
Hayley Rogers; Parliamentary Counsel: £155,000
Mark Russell; Deputy Chief Executive of BIS: £155,000
Alison Littley; Chief Executive of Buying Solutions: £150,000
John McCready; Managing Director of BIS: £150,000
Marc Middleton; Managing Director of BIS: £150,000
Joe Montgomery; Director General of Regions and Communities: £150,000
David Sprackling; Parliamentary Counsel: £150,000
Stephan Wilcke; Chief Executive Officer of the Asset Protection Agency: £150,000
Christine Blower of the National Union of Teachers: £142,363
Russell Hobby of the National Association of Head Teachers: £141,408
Jim McAuslan of the British Air Line Pilots Association: £139,791
Brendan Barber of the Trades Union Congress: £139,634
Professor Cathy Warwick CBE of the Royal College of Midwives: £138,099
Dr Mary Bousted of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers: £137,316
Peter Carter of the Royal College of Nursing in the United Kingdom: £137,267
Sean Morris of the Professional Cricketers Association: £135,639
Douglas Ramsay; Parliamentary Counsel: £135,000
Brian Lightman of the Association of School and College leaders: £134,639
Geoff Lucas of the Headmasters’ and Headmistresses’ Conference: £133,657
Alan Wood of the UFS: £133,216
Brian Scammell; Chief Credit Officer of the Asset Protection Agency: £130,000
Chris Keates of the National Association of Schoolmasters and Union of Women Teachers: £129,571
Mark Le Fanu former head of the Society of Authors: £129,240
Mick Brookes of the National Association of Head Teachers: £129,070
Tim Poil of the Nationwide Group Staff Union: £127,898
Jonathan Baume of the FDA: £127,739
Paul Noon of Prospect: £126,987
David Cockroft of the International Transport Workers Federation: £126,815
Mark V.Brown of Affinity: £125,624
Brian Caton of the Prison Officers’ Association: £125,157
Ian Partridge of Lloyds TSB Group Union: £124,735
Ged Nichols of Accord: £123,053
Len McCluskey Joint General Secretary of Unite, the Union: £122,434
Tony Woodley Joint General Secretary of Unite, the Union: £122,108
Bob Crow of the RMT: £121,687
Ronald A Smith of the Educational Institute of Scotland: £121,237
Paul Kenny of the GMB: £121,000
Mick Stevens of the Union of Democratic Mineworkers, Nottingham Section: £120,563
Janet Paraskeva; First Civil Service Commissioner: £120,000
Billy Hayes of the Communication Workers Union: £119,790
John Hannett of the Union of Shop Distributive and Allied Workers: £118,895
Phil Gray of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy: £118,714
John Dunford; former head of the Association of School and College Leaders: £118,540
Mark Serwotka General Secretary of the Public and Commercial Services Union: £116,429
Michael Leahy of Community: £115,995
Matthew Wrack of the Fire Brigades Union: £115,724
Sally Hunt of the University and College Union: £115,375
Dr Hamish Meldrum of the British Medical Association: £115,188
John Smith of the Musicians Union: £115,175
Neil Buist of the National Association of Co-operatives Officials: £112,786
Trevor Phillips; chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission: £110,000
Dave Prentis General Secretary of Unison: £108,516
Dean Sheehan of the Welsh Rugby Players Association: £103,000
Sources:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10202596