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Geoff Lumley talks to us about the 180-degree difference between Mark Chiverton's statement and the of Steve Beynon.
Steve Beynon
Steve Beynon joined the Isle of Wight council as director of children’s services, but was later appointed as Chief Executive.
Despite stating that he would be retiring in 2012, the former Conservative council chose instead to make his role redundant, resulting in a large pay-out from council budgets.
He resigned from the post in February 2013.
Below are a selection of articles where Steve Beynon is mentioned.
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Pugh and Beynon get vote of no confidence by local authority trade union
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Lots of words that the council's Chief Exec says provides "clarification" and explains the "advantage" of Dave working for IWC this way
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Island MP's partner writes to all council members about his dissatisfaction with Cllr Pugh
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Independent councillors say a school-boy-error has been made. The possible impact? A £4.8m hole in the County Hall Refurb Budget
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After the recent drop in Island KS 2 SATS results, here's some background on the person the council is paying £100k+/year explicitly to improve the exam results
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The Tax Payers' Alliance release their sixth Town Hall Rich List showing that ten IW council employees receive over £100,000 in annual salary.
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The Island gets approval from the Arts Council for a music education hub, but jobs of those working in the Music Service are still at risk. Following a public consultation, a report will be presented to the Cabinet in July on the future of the service.
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The council is refusing to answer any of VB's questions about the Blackgang Viewpoint Car Park sale. If you think this is as wrong as we do, here's something you can do about it
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Report from the recent call-in of the Delegated decision to appoint legal, financial and technical advisors at a cost of £500,000 for the waste strategy
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Chief Executive send same reply to all those who wrote to him about press freedom
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Report from yesterday's Scrutiny meeting where the list of possible items for disposal was discussed by the committee.
