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Plymouth hunts for new 151 officer

Plymouth City Council is looking for its third chief finance officer in three years following news that Ian Trisk-Grove will leave the role next month.

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By Paul Marinko | 19 November 2025
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Plymouth City Council is looking for its third chief finance officer in three years following news that Ian Trisk-Grove will leave the role next month.

His departure comes less than a year after he was appointed as the city council's section 151 officer.

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