Tim Towers, who passed away at 75, was an influential English teacher and union representative. He dedicated his life to education, particularly at Queen Mary's College, where he led the English department for over 20 years. His early life, marked by poverty and the loss of his father, shaped his left-leaning political views. A passionate advocate for social justice, especially concerning the Middle East, he is fondly remembered by students and colleagues for his inspiring teaching. Tim had a keen interest in literary theory, further pursued through his master’s degree at the University of Sussex.
Tim Towers had a profound influence on his students and colleagues, advocating for social justice and equality throughout his teaching career. His political engagement was deeply rooted in personal experiences of poverty during childhood.
Tim's commitment to education was coupled with a passion for literature and literary theory, showcased through his long tenure as head of the English department at Queen Mary's College.
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