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Ed Blake wins Ventnor council seat, pledging revival and economic support for town
Andrew Garratt
Andrew Garratt was elected as Isle of Wight councillor for Parkhurst in the May 2017 local council elections. He was re-elected to the same ward in the May 2021 elections.
He is a member of the Liberal Democrat Party and Chairman of the Audit Committee.
Below are some of the articles in which Cllr Garratt is mentioned.
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Isle of Wight council vows to reduce child poverty after a 63% increase in free school meal eligibility
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The Isle of Wight Liberal Democrats believe the Conservative plans for a Riverside Quarter in Newport will accelerate the decline of retailing in the town
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The Shaping Newport Place Plan, a collaborative initiative to improve Newport, launches a new survey after five years of growth and activity for the town
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Cllr Andrew Garratt says a number of problems relating to St Mary's roundabout are being overlooked
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More details about the final tranche of Liberal Democrat candidates has been shared
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After Leader of the council, Dave Stewart, gave Scrutiny members an update on the Cowes floating bridge, they told him he'd be held accountable his comment about it providing 'a good and reasonable service'. OnTheWight reports in full detail.
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The wording of the motion to present the petition that was signed by over 3,000 people was changed before it was presented to the council
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Political parties respond to grassroots campaign for selecting progressive Isle of Wight MP
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A Task and Finish Report is recommending Scrutiny Committee investigate the “perceived level of unfairness” of how Public Health grants are distributed, with community-run sports facilities unable to access the grants.
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The changes voted through by the Conservative councillors mean the vice-chair, Michael Lilley, will lose his place on the scrutiny committee, along with Karl Love. The chair says it's a backward step
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Isle of Wight council scrutiny committee voted last night to call on Cllr Ian Ward to reconsider his delegated decision to impose double yellow lines on Hope Road, Ryde.
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