Key facts
- The University of Greater Manchester terminated the contract of its vice-chancellor, Sir George Holmes.
- Sir George Holmes had led the university for two decades.
- Holmes was suspended last year.
- Allegations against Holmes included financial mismanagement, bullying, racism, and fraud.
The University of Greater Manchester has terminated the contract of its vice-chancellor, Sir George Holmes. Holmes had served as the head of the institution for two decades. His tenure concluded following his suspension last year. The suspension was initiated amid allegations of serious misconduct, including financial mismanagement, bullying, racism, and fraud. The university's decision to terminate his contract marks the end of a long leadership period for Holmes at the institution.