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Which decisions?

 

Certainly none of the posts listed previously are involved in planning decisions. And ultimately planning decisions rest with a group of councillors, although they have recommendations and reports from staff working for them.

 

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This was the list of staff

 

JOHN MOTHERSOLE

Chief Executive £216,000

 

JEREMY WIGHT

Director of Public Health £98,453

 

SHARON SQUIRES

Director Sheffield First Partnership £81,645

 

JAMES HENDERSON

Director of Policy & Performance £81,645

 

JAYNE LUDLAM

Executive Director of CYPF £141,516

 

LARAINE MANLEY

Executive Director of Communities £141,516

 

WILLIAM GREEN

Executive Director of Place £141,516

 

EUGENE WALKER

Executive Director of Resources £141,516

 

SUSAN HIRD

Consultant in Public Health £81,618

 

CHRISTOPHER SHAW

Director of Health Improvement £76,922

 

LOUISE BREWINS

Head of Public Health Intelligence £67,805

 

E. COATES-MADDEN

Head of Communications £58,225

 

MARK TUCKETT

Head of Policy & Improvement £58,225

 

DORNE COLLINSON

Director of Children & Families £99,154

 

JOHN DOYLE

Director of Business Strategy £81,645

 

ANTHONY TWEEDY

Director Lifelong Learning(Skills & Com) £76,922

 

ANTONY HUGHES

Children's Commissioner for Sheffield £76,922

 

MOIRA WILSON

Director of Care & Support £81,645

 

LAURA PATTMAN

Director of Business Strategy £81,645

 

JANET SHARPE

Director of Housing Services £81,645

 

JOE FOWLER

Director of Commissioning £81,645

 

DAWN SHAW

Head Libraries & Community Services £58,225

 

NALIN SENEVIRATNE

Director of Capital & Major Projects £89,831

 

DAVID CAULFIELD

Director of Regeneration & Dev Services £89,831

 

PAUL BILLINGTON

Director of Culture & Environment £89,831

 

MICHAEL CROFTS

Director of Business Strategy £81,645

 

BRENDAN MOFFETT

Director of Marketing Sheffield £76,922

 

EDWARD HIGHFIELD

Director of Creative Sheffield £76,922

 

JULIE TONER

Director of Human Resources £81,645

 

BEVERLEY COUKHAM

Director of Business Strategy £81,645

 

ALINE HAYES

Interim Director of ICT £81,645

 

ANDREW ECKFORD

Director of Finance £81,645

 

GILLIAN DUCKWORTH

Director of Legal & Governance £81,645

 

JULIE BULLEN

Director of Customer Services £76,922

 

NEIL DAWSON

Director of Transport & Facilities Mgt £76,922

 

ANGELA CAWKWELL

Head Business Chge & Programme Delivery £68,484

 

ANDREW HOWELLS

Interim Director of Commercial Services £58,225

 

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And this is the list of things that these people aren't responsible for

 

Turning down 'Next' who wanted to build their super store in Sheffield.

 

Turning down IKea for the best part of ten years, and all the jobs that went with it.

 

Leaving Sheffield without a decent market for years, then when they finally get round to building one, build it in the wrong place, and charge too much.

 

Building a new fire station then knocking it down again, and planning to do the same with the main bus station.

 

The fiasco that is the sevenside retail development, and the money wasted on it.

 

Knocking down the relatively new Jessica Ennis stadium, and planning to replace it with - a stadium.

 

Trying to break the legally binding Graves park covernant, and wasting money on unnecessary legal battles.

 

And if you want to go further back....

 

The airport debacle that ended in its closure and the dodgy dealing that ended with them selling it for £1. Still awaiting the enquiry that 'Lord' Scrivens promised on that one...

 

The world student games.

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. Different sides of the political spectrum ultimately have different strategies. It was a rhetorical question though, and the answer was none.

 

:roll::hihi:

 

Strategy? What "strategy"? It's pretty obvious there isn't one, and it doesn't matter which party, or the hierarchy or councillors!:confused::confused:

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Or we could simply look at post 84 by Green, and use our own experience of the monumental **** ups this highly paid bunch of top ('we have to pay top dollar to get the best,') executives have presided over...

 

Turning down 'Next' who wanted to build their super store in Sheffield.

 

Turning down IKea for the best part of ten years, and all the jobs that went with it.

 

Leaving Sheffield without a decent market for years, then when they finally get round to building one, build it in the wrong place, and charge too much.

 

Building a new fire station then knocking it down again, and planning to do the same with the main bus station.

 

The fiasco that is the sevenside retail development, and the money wasted on it.

 

Knocking down the relatively new Jessica Ennis stadium, and planning to replace it with - a stadium.

 

Trying to break the legally binding Graves park covernant, and wasting money on unnecessary legal battles.

 

And if you want to go further back....

 

The airport debacle that ended in its closure and the dodgy dealing that ended with them selling it for £1. Still awaiting the enquiry that 'Lord' Scrivens promised on that one...

 

The world student games.

 

Please feel free to add to the list, it is by no means exhaustive, simply things that spring quickly to mind.

 

....And this is the best?

Using public land to store dog waste.

Having a consultation about removing trees at Heeley City farm when the decision had already been made.

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ALL of the councils decisions? That's a question too broad to answer.

 

Ultimately the responsibility rests with the councillors, but many decisions will be delegated to employee's. But not the decisions that Anna listed.

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Building a new fire station then knocking it down again, and planning to do the same with the main bus station.

 

Knocking down the relatively new Jessica Ennis stadium, and planning to replace it with - a stadium.

 

Apart from issuing the planning permission, what has the new fire station got to do with the council?

 

And where is this stadium, do you mean Don Valley?

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Or we could simply look at post 84 by Green, and use our own experience of the monumental **** ups this highly paid bunch of top ('we have to pay top dollar to get the best,') executives have presided over...

 

Turning down 'Next' who wanted to build their super store in Sheffield.

 

Turning down IKea for the best part of ten years, and all the jobs that went with it.

 

Leaving Sheffield without a decent market for years, then when they finally get round to building one, build it in the wrong place, and charge too much.

 

Building a new fire station then knocking it down again, and planning to do the same with the main bus station.

 

The fiasco that is the sevenside retail development, and the money wasted on it.

 

Knocking down the relatively new Jessica Ennis stadium, and planning to replace it with - a stadium.

 

Trying to break the legally binding Graves park covernant, and wasting money on unnecessary legal battles.

 

And if you want to go further back....

 

The airport debacle that ended in its closure and the dodgy dealing that ended with them selling it for £1. Still awaiting the enquiry that 'Lord' Scrivens promised on that one...

 

The world student games.

 

Please feel free to add to the list, it is by no means exhaustive, simply things that spring quickly to mind.

 

....And this is the best?

Will Add;) The hole in the roooad, The wedding cake and then the biggest cocck up in the World of cocck ups! The Town Hall extension, [A building that actually kept all the Council services in one building ].

You couldn't make it up if you tried.

 

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Apart from issuing the planning permission, what has the new fire station got to do with the council?

 

And where is this stadium, do you mean Don Valley?

Which other stadium could she possibly mean?

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Filling in the "hole in the road" was hardly a balls up. The place was like the Black Hole of Calcutta towards the end and filling it in allowed a new tram system to be completed. Rose tinted spectatles aplenty on this thread.

 

I was just bemused that Anna thought the stadium had that name, given it was a stadium she never competed in at an international level as far as I am aware.

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Sorry if I wasn't clear..are the council's decisions made by the elected councillors or the civil servants..?

 

Just to be pedantic, civil servants work in governmental departments and the like - not for the council.

 

Politicians (councillors) are the employers and they set the broad agenda but council officers are the ones who interpret what the politicians want (and what central government dictates). Major decisions are made or endorsed by councillors - those that cost over a certain amount to implement or affect more than two wards.

 

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Your confusing the councillors with the highly paid civil servants who work for the council.

 

see above :|

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