The Rich 2025 Rich list was published by the taxpayers alliance this month and revives the number of personnel paid more than six figures in each local authority using data from 2023-24.
With 46 people, Newham was the municipality with the seventh more staff of the Council that earned more than £ 100,000, an increase of six employees of the previous year.
Westminster, Greenwich, Essex, Somerset, Hackney and Hampshire were the respective districts that had more staff of the Council paid on or higher than the threshold of £ 100,000.
The best paid person in the Newham Council was not revealed in the recent list, but it is said that he received £ 197,500.
Colin Ansell, Conrad Hall and Vicky Clark were the following paid to £ 195,473, £ 185,289 and £ 180.107 respectively in 2023-24.
Around the last five rich lists of the City Council, Newham has seen an increase of 20 council employees paid above the £ 100k threshold.
The 2021 list had 26 staff members above the figure, with former executive director Althea Loderick receiving £ 190,000.
The 2022 list was jumping to 32 personnel members in more than £ 100k and 34 in 2023.
A spokesman for the Newham Council said: “All our senior wages are a matter of public registration, which appears in our accounts published online.
“Our higher salaries are in reference throughout the sector and other relevant information.
“We continually review our superior staff to analyze how we can offer the most effective, modern and financial efficient advice.”
