Northamptonshire County Council has appointed its executive director for commercial, place and health, Andrew Quincey, as interim chief executive. The authority, which earlier this year issued a section 114 notice stopping all non-statutory spending, has also appointed Matthew Golby as its new leader. Golby said: “These are extraordinary times we are facing in Northamptonshire, and I am committed to providing the stable leadership required to see us through the transition to unitary governance over the coming years.”
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