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Head of Legal

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Job ID:

30626

Practice Area(s):

Governance

Location:

Lancashire, North-West 

Role:

Head of Department
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Employment Type:

Permanent Full-Time

Posted:

26.04.2024

Employer type:

Local Authority
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Job Description:

Up to £80,468 per annum pay award pending

Based in Preston, Lancashire (with hybrid-working options available)

The Role

Reporting to the Director for Law & Governance you’ll be Deputy MO and will work closely with elected members and colleagues to shape and deliver efficient and effective legal services across the whole council and with partners. You’ll ensure that Lancashire has a strong ethical and compliance culture and transparent governance while also understanding the changing environment and marketplaces that the council operates within.
 
Coming into a new position you’ll have the opportunity to make your mark by working corporately across the whole organisation as well as shaping the resources directorate to ensure that the enabling services are the council’s engine room.
 
And as the council’s new head of legal you will be specifically tasked with ensuring Lancashire has appropriate and transparent governance while also understanding the changing environment and marketplaces that councils now need to work in.
 
Lancashire County Council

Lancashire is a great place to live and work. The county is situated in a fantastic location with excellent connectivity to the rest of the country and benefits from areas of outstanding natural beauty, a thriving cultural scene, great schools and universities, world-class businesses and industries, and cities that are both historic and modern.
 
The council is the largest in the North of England, with the fourth largest population in the country, employing more than 13,000 employees and serving our 1.2m residents over a large area that is twice the size of Greater London.
 
You will join a supportive and inclusive team that is passionate about their great county and its people, and about making Lancashire the best place to live, work, visit and prosper.
 
Candidates

This role calls for a legal services professional who can successfully operate as the Deputy Monitoring Officer in a large and complex political environment.
 
Lancashire County Council are committed to achieving equal opportunities in employment and service delivery and welcome applications from candidates from all backgrounds and sectors including those looking to take their first step into a role of seniority, as well as experienced candidates interested in developing their corporate portfolio.
 
What is most important is that you share our client’s passion and commitment for delivering improved outcomes for residents, and their desire to be inquisitive and think about how they can do things differently and challenge the status quo.
 
Next Steps

For a confidential conversation about these roles please contact Penna consultants Andrew Tromans on 07805 226 301 or Zara Bruton on 07743 980 867.
 
Closing date: Sunday 19 May 2024

For further information or to apply, please click on the 'Enquire/Apply' button below
Employer Info
Lancashire County Council
Lancashire, North-West, United Kingdom

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Lancashire County Council
Lancashire, North-West, United Kingdom
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Web Site: http://www.lancashire.gov.uk/

Head of Legal

col-narrow-left   

Job ID:

30626

Practice Area(s):

Governance

Location:

Lancashire, North-West 

Role:

Head of Department
col-narrow-right   

Employment Type:

Permanent Full-Time

Posted:

26.04.2024

Employer type:

Local Authority
col-wide   

Job Description:

Up to £80,468 per annum pay award pending

Based in Preston, Lancashire (with hybrid-working options available)

The Role

Reporting to the Director for Law & Governance you’ll be Deputy MO and will work closely with elected members and colleagues to shape and deliver efficient and effective legal services across the whole council and with partners. You’ll ensure that Lancashire has a strong ethical and compliance culture and transparent governance while also understanding the changing environment and marketplaces that the council operates within.
 
Coming into a new position you’ll have the opportunity to make your mark by working corporately across the whole organisation as well as shaping the resources directorate to ensure that the enabling services are the council’s engine room.
 
And as the council’s new head of legal you will be specifically tasked with ensuring Lancashire has appropriate and transparent governance while also understanding the changing environment and marketplaces that councils now need to work in.
 
Lancashire County Council

Lancashire is a great place to live and work. The county is situated in a fantastic location with excellent connectivity to the rest of the country and benefits from areas of outstanding natural beauty, a thriving cultural scene, great schools and universities, world-class businesses and industries, and cities that are both historic and modern.
 
The council is the largest in the North of England, with the fourth largest population in the country, employing more than 13,000 employees and serving our 1.2m residents over a large area that is twice the size of Greater London.
 
You will join a supportive and inclusive team that is passionate about their great county and its people, and about making Lancashire the best place to live, work, visit and prosper.
 
Candidates

This role calls for a legal services professional who can successfully operate as the Deputy Monitoring Officer in a large and complex political environment.
 
Lancashire County Council are committed to achieving equal opportunities in employment and service delivery and welcome applications from candidates from all backgrounds and sectors including those looking to take their first step into a role of seniority, as well as experienced candidates interested in developing their corporate portfolio.
 
What is most important is that you share our client’s passion and commitment for delivering improved outcomes for residents, and their desire to be inquisitive and think about how they can do things differently and challenge the status quo.
 
Next Steps

For a confidential conversation about these roles please contact Penna consultants Andrew Tromans on 07805 226 301 or Zara Bruton on 07743 980 867.
 
Closing date: Sunday 19 May 2024

For further information or to apply, please click on the 'Enquire/Apply' button below