Annex II: Chief Constables' pay
The salaries of senior officers vary according to
the size of the force. New rules will allow PCCs to vary the existing
starting salaries for Chief Constables by up to 10%. Under this
arrangement the new chief constable of Essex, Stephen Kavanagh,
will be paid £192,163—a basic wage of £148,000,
an allowance of £22,000 and a housing subsidy of £7,000.
Pay Structure from 1st September 2010
| Forces | Chief Constable Salary
| Deputy C C Salary
|
| Metropolitan Police |
£260,088 | £214,722
|
West Midlands
Greater Manchester
| £181,455 | £139,119
|
| Strathclyde | £178,431
| £139,119 |
| West Yorkshire | £169,359
| £135,489 |
| Thames Valley | £160,290
| £132,237 |
Merseyside
Northumbria
| £157,260 | £129,744
|
| Hampshire | £154,233
| £127,248 |
| Kent
Lancashire
Devon & Cornwall
| £151,215 | £124,749
|
South Yorkshire
Essex
Avon & Somerset
Sussex
South Wales
| £148,194 | £122,256
|
Nottinghamshire
Lothian & Borders
| £142,143 | £117,264
|
Hertfordshire
West Mercia
Cheshire
Humberside
Staffordshire
Leicestershire
Derbyshire
| £139,119 | £114,771
|
Surrey
Norfolk |
£136,092 | £112,278
|
Cleveland
Durham
Cambridgeshire
North Wales
North Yorkshire
Gwent
Grampian
Northamptonshire
Suffolk
Dorset
Wiltshire
Bedfordshire
| £133,068 | £109,782
|
Gloucestershire
Lincolnshire
Cumbria
Warwickshire
Dyfed-Powys
Tayside
| £130,044 | £108,873
|
|
