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Members of the Scrutiny Committee ask 'Who runs the council?' after being told they can only view floating bridge documents sat in front of a laptop at County Hall (with an estimated reading time of 30 hours).
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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Council leader defends housing efforts, calling it Isle of Wight' councils top issue
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Cllr Brodie asked the meeting how they could in all conscience, and with potential legal risk, sign confidentiality undertakings
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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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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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Three alternative budgets were presented at last night's full council meeting. Details of the presentations and votes within
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Calls for the Island MP to support NHS workers as the prospect of 600 job losses looms over them
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Cllr Brodie intends to question the leader of the Isle of Wight council as to why there has been no public consultation for something that will radically change future health services and care on the Island.
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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 will ask his fellow councillors to support a motion calling on the government to make fair transitional state pension arrangements for all women born on or after 6 April 1951.
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Godshill Primary's looming closure may significantly affect Barton's operations, says Councillor Brodie
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The results of the 40 bids from around the UK - including Newport, Isle of Wight - on who will receive city status as part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations have been announced
