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Licensing Committee member Cllr Gary Peace told the meeting the charges were ‘already ridiculously high’
Gary Peace
Gary Peace was elected as Isle of Wight councillor for Ventnor West in the 2017 and 2021 local council elections.
Whilst the Conservative group were in power, he was the cabinet member for Community Safety and Public Protection.
Below are the articles in which he is mentioned.
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Cllr Ward said, "If we are going to reject fossil fuels, then we need to be sympathetic to green and renewable energy"
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Conservative Ed Blake wins Isle of Wight Council seat in tight contest
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More of the building has collapsed today, ahead of plans to erect scaffolding and carry out remedial work. Police cleared the area for public safety.
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From the beginning of next year the Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service (IWFRS) will have a new chief fire officer. OnTheWight has the details of who made it through the rigourous selection process.
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Councillors agreed there was a fine balance between keeping Isle of Wight as a dog-friendly destination for tourism, but also respecting views of others
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Operation Jasper has been the biggest enforcement operation ever seen in the country to combat the ever increasing threat of counterfeiting on social media.
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Traces of lead were found in some of the counterfeit makeup being sold from an Isle of Wight address
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One councillor called the rise in charges a “Tory plan to rip off the bereaved” which was “morally indefensible", whilst another said, "It is scandalous to think we would put up the charges at this time"
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A rogue trader who targeted two elderly and vulnerable people has received a custodial sentence and made subject to a Criminal Behaviour Order.
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The Cabinet member for public protection gave the example of a person in the queue at the chemist telling others they had tested positive for Covid-19. He went on to reinforce the message to Stay At Home
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There were just short of 70 signatures on the sheets that were stolen from the Post Office
