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The Executive Headteacher of The Isle of Wight Education Federation says the day to day operational leadership and staffing structures will remain unchanged
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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Expanding housing allocations in Freshwater and Bembridge was just one of the recommendations debated and voted upon on at Tuesday's Corporate Scrutiny Committee. Read our report
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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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East Cowes town councillor, Cameron Palin, is calling on all county councillors to come together and approve the draft Island Planning Strategy at Wednesday's council meeting
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Cllr Love says that despite being a Cabinet member, he only learnt about the settlement through the press, and believes the council should be transparent about the settlement figure agreed through mediation with BCTQ and Mainstay Marine
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Isle of Wight council members disagree on financial strategy during Corporate Scrutiny Committee. Cllr Chris Jarman urges self-sufficiency, whilst Cllr Julie Jones-Evans fights for proper funding and an Island Deal
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Red Funnel's long-awaited redevelopment plan for its Isle of Wight ferry terminal faces criticism over delays
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All change for Green Party West and East constituency candidates following boundary review
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Green Party leaders pen open letter, urging stability and prioritising Islanders' needs amid leadership crisis
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Councillor Chris Jarman will be spearheading a no-confidence motion against council Leader Lora Peacey-Wilcox on Wednesday evening
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East Cowes' councillor Cameron Palin earns finalist spot in prestigious Young Councillor Awards
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The Telegraph carried the Conservative-backed survey today. Predictions are a 1997-style wipeout for the Conservatives
