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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Council leader Cllr Pugh refuted the suggestion that Steve Beynon had threatened the MP with action if he moved into the Riverside Centre, calling it a 'false accusation'. On subsequent examination, it looks like the threats of action were against the Riverside, rather than the MP.
·3 min read
Andrew Turner says he will be writing to the Secretary of State about former CEO Steve Beynon, pointing out that he has a lot to answer for education failures on the Isle of Wight.
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The new board will new headed up by independent chair, Professor Ray Jones, who has a wealth of experience in social care.
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We hear the council's response to the latest Ofsted report.
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MP says there was too much energy expended on changing the structure of the school system and an unhealthy obsession with new school buildings instead of a steely focus on what is going on in the classroom.
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Council-controlled college slips from Good to 'Requires improvement' in the last three and a half years.
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Leader of the council, who was instrumental in the school reorganisation, gives On The Wight his response to the bottom-of-the-table GCSE results.
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Have you been hearing the rumours too? We put them to the council's Chief Exec.
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The Isle of Wight is bottom of the table for pupils achieving five or more GCSEs at grades A* to C. When Maths and English are included, the Isle of Wight is second from the bottom.
·6 min read
The Tax Payers' Alliance release their sixth Town Hall Rich List showing that ten IW council employees receive over £100,000 in annual salary.
·3 min read
Patsy Lacey is pretty unhappy about how this council has performed in relation to our children