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Salaries of top Warwickshire council bosses revealed

Local News by James Smith 14th Apr 2026  
Shire Hall's top earners have been revealed (image by Nub News)
Shire Hall's top earners have been revealed (image by Nub News)
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The number of Warwickshire County Council (WCC) officers earning over £100,000 has been revealed.

Some 31 Shire Hall employees pull in six-figure salaries, with the council's chief executive Monica Fogarty topping the pile with her £214,300 a year pay packet.

Those top council bosses added a combined £4,033,160 to the wage bill at the local authority in 2024-5.

Figures were released in yesterday's (April 13) Town Hall Rich List published by the TaxPayers' Alliance which revealed council bosses receiving more than £100,000 in 2024-25 was at the highest level nationally since the dataset was first published in 2007.

Some 4,733 local government officers across the UK hit six figures, 827 more than the year before.

At WCC six employees earn over £150,000, the data revealed.

The Rich List did not name all those at Shire Hall topping the wage bill but did reveal executive directors Rob Powell, Nigel Minns and Mark Ryder all to be the joint-second top earners on £166,100.

They were followed by the executive director for social care and health, Becky Hale, on £153,957.

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Other high-paid council officials included the director of adult social services, director of strategy, planning and governance, director of public health and the chief education officer.

None of the other 22 positions were named in the report

Warwickshire County Council has been approached for comment.

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Is the council performance to such a standard as to warrant such salaries?
Wouldn’t it be more appropriate to pay 50% of their remuneration based on performance?


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