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Published Date: 23 February 2009
THE chief executive of Midlothian Council, Trevor Muir, has announced he is retiring after 36 years in local government in Scotland.
Mr Muir will leave his post in July.

Scotland's longest-serving chief executive, he has spent 22 years in the service of Midlothian.

Prior to that, he saw service with Aberdeen and Glasgow Councils.

He said: "It was always my intention to retire during the lifetime of this council, and I think the time is now right for the council to appoint a new chief executive to take it up to the next election and beyond."

Councillor Derek Milligan, leader of Midlothian Council, said: "Trevor has overseen many changes in Midlothian over the last 22 years, and has worked effectively and tirelessly to serve the council and the community."





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  • Last Updated: 23 February 2009 10:45 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Midlothian
 
1

Euphemia Groynes of that Ilk,

23/02/2009 13:21:53
How well I recall Trevor Muir as he was in the days of my girlhood, so long ago now, alas!

He was intimately concerned in a remarkable event that occurred while my father was tenant of the ancient House of Breeks in Strathcruddy, Perthshire.

O for lost youth and the golden times that are no more!
2

belladog,

23/02/2009 22:41:31
Thank goodness ,hopefully council employees will now get the equal pay deal they have waited on for the last three years.
3

me150,

07/03/2009 14:04:58
#2 get a grip, that is not his fault!!
4

Bob 2,

17/03/2009 13:14:10
its makes you laugh

Ask what the staff who have just had letters from Trevor.... offering them pay cuts ... have to say

And know doubt he will be going on a handsome pension
5

Bob 2,

17/03/2009 13:15:36
Councillor Derek Milligan, leader of Midlothian Council, said: "Trevor has overseen many changes in Midlothian over the last 22 years, and has worked effectively and tirelessly to serve the council and the community."

And he even wrote this for Cllr Milligan!!!

 

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