Councillors 'shocked' after being kept in dark over plans for two Greater Manchester councils to share education chief
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukDon't miss a thing by getting the latest from the Manchester Evening News sent direct to your inbox Furious councillors were left ‘shocked’ after plans for Stockport and Tameside authorities to share a director of education were revealed.
The proposal to install Tim Bowman as a joint boss was brought to an extraordinary meeting of Stockport council’s children and families scrutiny committee.
Mr Bowman currently holds the post at Tameside and is set to take on a three-year-secondment that will see him also take on the top role in Stockport.
A report to the committee describes him as a ‘high calibre individual’ with ‘considerable experience’ - while also noting the ‘tangible savings’ the move would deliver.
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