List of Leaders
Although ILEA was created in 1964 and came into power in 1965, the post of Leader did not exist until April 1967. For the period 1964-67 the de facto Leadership was shared between the Chairman of the Education Committee, James Young, and the Chairmen of the Authority, Harold Shearman (1964-1965) and Ashley Bramall (1965-1967).
- Christopher Chataway 1967-1969
- Lena Townsend 1969-1970
- Ashley Bramall 1970-1981
- Bryn Davies 1981-1983
- Frances Morrell 1983-1987
- Neil Fletcher 1987-1990
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