Justice for Surrey & Borders NHS Partnership & Richmond Fellowship Garden Centre Workers: Lockett in Pocket

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Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Lockett in Pocket

From: Woods Diane (5P5) Surrey PCT
To: Paul Tovey
Cc: Duthie Angela (5P5) Surrey PCT
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 3:29 PM
Subject: RE: Freedom Of Information Request

Dear Mr Tovey

For this programme of work 3 organisations/contractors were interviewed. Helen Lockett along with sessions from her affiliated Sainsbury Centre colleague, who are national leaders in this field, were selected. The rate of pay would have been compared in this process and have come in comparable to the other applicants.

The total amount paid for this consultancy was £41,170.20 over the period February 2005 to March 2006 this is inclusive of travel expenses which is the only other cost incurred by the consultant.

Regards

Diane

1 Comments:

At 3:44 pm, Anonymous said...: In the first place I don't think this can be right because we know Helen Lockett was doing consulancy work with them before 2005 as well. In the second place was this paid on top of her already large salary from SCMH?
In the third place I am also waiting for replies from the PCT and have left a message on the answerphone to try and get some answers especially re the MCCH report which was due out in December and also concerning costs of the Richmond Fellowship contract. I still have not had any reply.

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