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Councillor John Merry

Appointed December 2004

Councillor John Merry is the Leader (Labour) of Salford City Council. He is a special advisor to the Board of the National Learning & Skills Council and holds the position of Deputy Chair of the LGA Children & Young People Board.  Other portfolios include the Greater Manchester Commission for Economic Development, Employment & Skills from which he chairs the 14-19 year old agenda.  He has held various positions previously on organisations and committees with an education and training remit.  He has been a full time Councillor since 1990 with previous career experience in retail and sales.

In addition to being a Councillor, John has held office at the local branch of the Labour Party and canvassed on its behalf. He holds no other ministerial appointments.

Board sub-committee involvement:

  • Chair of the Development & Infrastructure Sub-committee
  • Member of the Sub Regional Strategic Liaison Committee

Register of Interests - updated 17th June 2010

 Company Name Nature of Interest   Direct or Indirect Interest
 Central Salford URC Ltd  Director   Direct
 Cityco  Director  Direct
 Halle Board  Board Member  Direct
 Higher Broughton (GP) Ltd  Director   Direct
 LGA Children & Young People  Board Member  Direct
 LGA Strategy & Finance  Board Member   Direct
 Manchester City Centre Management Company Ltd  Director   Direct
 Manchester Enterprises Ltd  Director   Direct
MediaCityUK Ltd (dormant)  Director  Direct
 MIDAS   Director   Direct
 New East Manchester Ltd  Director  Direct
 NHS Christie Trust  Chair of Governors  Direct
 Salford City Council  Leader   Direct
 Trinity ICP Ltd  Director  Direct
Young Peoples Learning Association  Board Member D irect

 

LEADER“The Agency understands the needs of small business in the region and has led the region in responding to the downturn.” Colin Daniels, Chief Executive, Northwest Chamber of Commerce

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