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Regular testing at Wootton Creek aims to ensure water safety for users
Barry Abraham
Barry Abraham was elected as Conservative Isle of Wight ward 
councillor for Wootton Bridge in May 2017.
He had previously been Cabinet member for Fire and Rescue Service during the 2009-2013 Conservative administration.
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More than 100 people attended the parish council meeting on Tuesday night as the plans were voted upon
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Cllr Fuller says he will continue to challenge the Government's housing targets, as well as protect seafront parking and greenfield sites
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Daryll Pitcher was the only Vectis Party candidate to gain a seat on the Isle of Wight council, but he says he "romped home" with nearly 50 per cent of the vote
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The Isle of Wight Council is looking for suggestions of suitable land to add to the Island's list of brownfield sites
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Cllr Wayne Whittle said the site has the the potential scope for enhancing Newport, extending the town centre and bringing the derelict buildings back into use. Details within
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Cllr Barry Abraham said we the Isle of Wight council feels strongly that they cannot accept what the government is proposing
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Dave Stewart says "Our priority continues to deliver on the authority's bold vision for the Island to be an inspiring place in which to grow up, live, work and visit"
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The council say that since the application was deferred, more work has been ongoing to establish how best to take the application forward
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The Isle of Wight council say their draft Housing Strategy aims to ensure everyone has a roof over their heads that they can afford
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The Isle of Wight Council has pledged to consider lowering the number of houses built on the Island, while meeting the the need for affordable housing
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With the recent outrage at dog ban proposals OnTheWight has been looking back. Guess what? Last year Cllr Lilley tried to get the council to agree a motion make the Isle of Wight a "dog-friendly Island". It was rejected. Here's what happened then and the reasons given
