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The former leader had been battling ill health for sometime and passed away over the weekend. Local politicians pay their respects.
Geoff Brodie
Councillor Geoff Brodie has served as an Isle of Wight councillor for Pan and Barton for many years.
He changed his surname from Lumley to Brodie in May 2017.
Below are some of the articles in which Geoff Brodie is mentioned.
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Full Council debate reveals varying perspectives on devolution proposals for the Island
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The Barton School World War One Memorial has now been successfully relocated.
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Voting against the extended leave, Cllr Brodie said, “We're not doing a job, we're elected to represent people. When you have a significant illness, are you really up to it?"
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The leader of the council said in the case of Floating Bridge 6, the use of a non-disclosure agreement was the difference between a deal or no deal
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Cllr Lumley says the £200k 'saving' which could result in roads falling apart from day one after the PFI contract expires is short-sighted and "badly letting down the Island who were promised so much by Eddie Giles and his pals”.
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Geoff Lumley is unhappy that his motion is being rushed through Cabinet with little time for consultation on the officers' reports.
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A charity which provides day care for more than 90 adults with severe, multiple and profound learning disabilities has lodged a formal complaint against the Isle of Wight council after two years of being 'jerked around'.
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Chair of the Corporate Scrutiny Committee explains why he cancelled the meeting that would not normally be taking place in August
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Cllr Brodie campaigns for a shift to a committee system at Isle of Wight council, aiming for broader political representation and enhanced local democracy
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Although Newport has no beaches itself, the Parish council argue that their residents use Island beaches and all local councils should help fund the service that will be scrapped due to Government cuts in funding next April.
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If proven correct, a detailed dossier of events leading up to the Undercliff Drive landslip raises questions about assertions that last winter’s weather was the sole cause of the problems.
