Councillors' allowances to drop - by £2 a year!
By Neil Speight 26th Jan 2020
By Neil Speight 26th Jan 2020
THURROCK councillors will continue to receive an allowance of £9,200 a year for their basic duties, with members who take on special responsibilities getting paid additional amounts depending on their role.
Council leader Rob Gledhill, for example, will be paid a total of £41,400 a year while a cabinet member gets £21,700.
This week's meeting of the full council will hear a report from a panel set up to look at allowances which says they should remain at their current level, though they have rounded the Thurrock allowance from £9,202 by two pounds to create parity with neighbouring Southend Council.
The special responsibility allowances, received on top of the basic allowance, are:
Leader £32,200
Deputy Leader £16,560Other Cabinet Members £11,500
Mayor £13,800Deputy Mayor £3,220
Leader of Largest Opposition Group£9,200 Deputy Leader of Largest Opposition Group – where Group has at least 17 Members £2,300
Leader Other Opposition Groups – where Group has at least four Members £2,300Chairs of Scrutiny £6,900
Chair of Licensing £5,520Vice Chair of Licensing £5,060
Chair of Planning £9,200Vice Chair of Planning £2,300
Vice chair of scrutiny £460
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