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Our cleaners, carers, teachers, refuse collectors and food industry workers are playing a vital role in this crisis. They deserve decent pay says Cameron Palin
Cameron Palin
As well as being a town councillor for East Cowes Town Council, Cameron is also Youth and Student officer for the Isle of Wight Green Party.
He stood as an Isle of Wight councillor for Osborne ward in the May 2021 council elections.
Below are articles which feature Cameron.
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The petitioner said it had nothing to do with the police investigation or Coroner's Inquest and that the road was recognised as one of the most dangerous rural roads in the country.
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Two Isle of Wight Green Party candidates have been named for the (possible) East and West constituencies in the next General Election
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An online petition calling for traffic lights to be installed immediately at the site of Sunday's fatal incident has attracted over 2,000 signatures in less than 24 hours.
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On mobile average speed cameras, Cllr Jordan said "The money was set aside to buy something we couldn’t buy and so we didn’t”. He explains what the money is now being used for
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Twelve candidates are set to contest in the Isle of Wight's two constituencies
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The letter to the body that funded the £3.2m Floating Bridge sets out comprehensively the position with FB6 and calls for a meeting with engineers, councillors, businesses and other stakeholders
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The bridge is expected to be out of action for several hours
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Cllr Karl Love said there is 'institutional blindness' as far as the Floating Bridge is concerned — the belief that the problems can be fixed no matter what. Details within
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Duncan Kennedy's report on BBC Radio 4's Today programme (have a listen within) takes the fiasco of the Floating Bridge to a national audience
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Opposition parties butted heads over the timeline for legal action in relation to the Cowes Floating Bridge last night
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The Telegraph carried the Conservative-backed survey today. Predictions are a 1997-style wipeout for the Conservatives
