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Following Saturday's anti-austerity march in London, eleven Isle of Wight councillors have signed up to the national ‘Councillors Against Austerity’ founding statement and ask the Government to reverse cuts to council funding
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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Isle of Wight council leader joined others on the huge anti-austerity march in London on Saturday. The first time Labour councillor, Geoff Lumley, says he's ever been joined by a council leader on a demo.
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Barratt Homes has been burning trees over the last week. They'd got authorisation from the council, but didn't tell the residents. Officials on site for further checks tomorrow.
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The Isle of Wight Labour councillors say their budget proposal will ensure that many vital services for vulnerable people are protected.
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Follow the County Hall action from the comfort of your armchair or office with our live coverage.
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Dave Burbage announced he was going to be leaving the Isle of Wight council at the end the year, but he's agreed to stay on until the end of the financial year. OnTheWight explains why.
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Amendments made to the Devolution Bill by the Conservative Government last week are causing concern to at least one councillor in what could become the Southern Powerhouse.
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Before voting it through Councillors added an additional affordable housing condition. OnTheWight has spoken to the developer, learning of their development timetable.
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Despite the atrocious weather over 100 Islanders turned out for the Unite the Isle of Wight's anti-austerity rally on Saturday to oppose the Government's austerity programme.
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Cllr Geoff Lumley's motion to democratise the planning process - by ensuring the head of planning alone is not responsible for decided what goes to Committee - was blocked by a Conservative amendment last week.
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Most councillors argued the controversial Trade Union Bill would damage the currently-good relations between the council and officers. Conservatives councillors stuck to the Government line.
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After a long search and selection process, the council have this evening voted in a new Chief Executive to run Isle of Wight council, effective 1st December 2015.
