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The Baton was brought to the Island via a special Hovertravel flight by Nicholas Earley, an inspirational young man who survived serious illness and went on to successfully cycle across Britain raising thousands for charity
Claire Critchison
Claire Critchison was elected as an Isle of Wight councillor for Chale, Niton and Shorwell in the May 2021 election.
The Green Party member took the seat from the former Conservative council leader, Dave Stewart, who had been an Isle of Wight councillor since 2010.
Below are articles mentioning Cllr Critchison.
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Isle of Wight council Chairman chooses her favourite Jubilee-themed shop displays
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Armed Forces Day is when we get to show our gratitude for those involved with the Armed Forces. Find out what's planned on the Isle of Wight
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The new chairperson said they were looking forward to representing the council over the coming year
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with a focus on the inclusion of housing affordable for Island residents, coastal flood protections and a new Mission Zero Community Hub, Green Councillors announce they will support the Alliance budget this Wednesday
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Cllr Claire Critchison explains to News OnTheWight why she decided to withdraw her motion to recall the planning application back to the Committee
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Isle of Wight Council Planning Committee deliberate variations to development at former holiday camp
The recommendatiom was for members to agree to conditional permission for the many variations submitted by the developer
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The Isle of Wight council planning committee members went against the officer's recommendation and rejected the scheme
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Learn the top three priorities for their four year term of the person who was elected to be your Isle of Wight councillor. Today, the Southern and Bay areas
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Dave Stewart’s vow to open Undercliff Drive hits a hard stop and as funding bid to Government fails after seven years of closure. Other IW roads schemes did get funded
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The 15 new proposed changes, including getting the Youth Council more involved, will be debated and voted on at Wednesday's full council meeting
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The neighbours are concerned about water run off from the property, but the planning officer said the new stables, built twice the size than approved, would not cause excess water run off
