Councillor John Howson
Title: Cabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
Party: Liberal Democrat Green Alliance (Liberal Democrat Member)
Division: St Margaret's
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Contact information
Home address:
2 Venneit Close
Oxford
OX1 1HZ
Phone: (01865) 203270
Mobile: 07958 702292
Email: john.howson@oxfordshire.gov.uk
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Responsibilities
- Cabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People’s Services
- Chairman of the Attainment Working Group
Committee appointments
- CabinetCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- County Council
- Delegated Decisions by Cabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People’s ServicesCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- Oxfordshire Health & Wellbeing BoardCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- Pension Fund Committee
- Remuneration (Appointments) Sub-CommitteeCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- Remuneration CommitteeCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
Terms of Office
- 03/05/2013 - 04/05/2017
- 08/05/2017 - 06/05/2021
- 10/05/2021 - 01/05/2025
Appointments to outside bodies
- Children's Trust BoardCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- Corporate Parenting PanelCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- County Councils NetworkCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- Health and Wellbeing BoardCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- Local Government AssociationCabinet Member for Children, Education & Young People's Services
- Oxfordshire Buildings Trust Ltd
Additional Information
After university entered teaching in Tottenham. Lived in Oxfordshire since 1979, worked at Brookes University for 12 years. Following spells as a Civil Servant, established own company in 1997. Has written over 1,000+ blog posts on education. Also been a school governor and was a magistrate in Oxfordshire for more than 20 years.