Westminster City Council is set to kick off a restructuring of its in-house legal division at the end of next month (30 November). The overhaul of the 24-strong function comes as the council's director of legal and administrative services, Colin Wilson, steps down form his after taking voluntary redundancy.The legal and administrative sectors of the function will be separated, with current divisional deputy Peter Large taking up the leadership when Wilson departs at the end of November.
October 20, 2008 at 08:12 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Westminster City Council is set to kick off a restructuring of its in-house legal division at the end of next month (30 November).
The overhaul of the 24-strong function comes as the council’s director of legal and administrative services, Colin Wilson, steps down form his after taking voluntary redundancy.
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