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The unanimous vote at last night's meeting called on Andrew Turner MP to facilitate a delegation from KILF to meet the rail minister.
David Pugh
David Pugh became Leader of the Isle of Wight council in 2007, but lost his seat in the county election of 2013.
March 2018 David Pugh became Chairman of the Isle of Wight Conservative Association.
Below you’ll find the articles that we’ve published about him.
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A new pressure group has been set up to help secure the future of the Island Line train service with a sustainable, reliable and viable service for the duration of the next franchise period.
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A general rule in life is, if you don't want others to know, don't discuss it in public. Certainly don't do it loudly on a busy train heading back to where you live.
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It doesn't hold back in its criticism of the report's authors labelling it "full of innuendo, inconsistencies, irrelevancies, and deception."
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Former Isle of Wight Conservative council leader, David Pugh, speaks to OnTheWight about who might be the next MP for the Island.
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Three Isle of Wight Conservatives, including David Pugh, have brought the current Isle of Wight MP, Andrew Turner, and his past considerable expenses claims, back into the National spotlight in a shredding scandal that could be massive.
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David Pugh (who lost his seat to Cllr Richard Priest at the 2013 local elections) has posed a number of questions to the Leader for tonight's council meeting. Here's the full text and his email to council members.
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It's taken nearly twenty years for ownership to be passed back to the Riverside Centre in the form of a Community Asset Transfer.
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We asked the Managing Director of the Isle of Wight council whether, by speaking publicly through OnTheWight, Janet Newton has breached her Compromise Agreement.
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The former council officer, Janet Newton, who jointly oversaw the CEC construction project has chosen OnTheWight to deliver her response to recent comments made by David Pugh and Rachael Fidler, as well as lay out key details of her involvement with the construction.
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David Pugh details his regrets with the CEC project, considering the line between where he accepts responsibility and where he doesn't.
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Following calls for him to return be asked questions about Cowes Enterprise College, the ex-Leader of IWC gives his reasons why he won't be taking up the offer.
