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Highland Council official set to leave health and social care post; Recruitment process to replace 'valued and respected colleague' set to begin


By Andrew Dixon

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Lesley Weber.
Lesley Weber.

One of Highland Council's top officials is to leave her health and social care post due to unforeseen family circumstances.

Lesley Weber became the executive chief officer for health and social care in September last year and will go this coming September.

She said: “It is with sadness that I am leaving the Highlands after 12 months and I am grateful for the warm welcome I have received since being here.

"I am impressed with the endless commitment and dedication shown by staff during what has been a particularly challenging time for Highland, amplified by the impact of Covid-19. This crisis will have touched the lives of so many, both personally and professionally, yet staff across health and social care pulled together swiftly and unanimously, demonstrating the strengths and passion held within Highland.”

The council’s health and social care committee chairwoman Linda Munro said: “We are all sad to see Lesley go due to unforeseen family circumstances.

"In the relatively short time we got to know her she touched us all as a valued and respected colleague. I wish her all the very best for her future.”

The council will begin the recruitment process to fill the post.

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