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Kennally Care: what’s it worth to run both the council and the health service?

Kennally Care: what’s it worth to run both the council and the health service?

Posted By theboss on 12th February 2018

12the February 2018 By Graham Smith Health and council bosses have said no final decisions have yet been made about what salary should be paid to Kate Kennally for assuming…

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