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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.
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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Cllr Hillard says they are very happy to speak to representatives of local councils regarding services in their area, should they need further assistance in developing their plans.
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Cllr Brodie is bringing a motion to Full Council this week calling for the town centre to have the same free parking choices as all other Island towns
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Council members weigh the pace and approach to potential governance system changes
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Local councillor slams housing developer saying their actions seem "like a marauding army devastating the countryside”.
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As the Isle of Wight community rally round to help feed children on free school meals this week, the Isle of Wight council share their plans
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Cllr Brodie asked why STP is being driven forward by the Conservatives without bothering to reassure Islanders that their precious NHS will not be further damaged. The council leader responds.
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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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Councillors were promised prior notice of the road closure and diversions, but Cllr Ward announced it at last night's Cabinet meeting instead. News OnTheWight has the map of diversions within
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Cllr Brodie, who last month said he felt he'd been misled over the Highways PFI, will be raising the issue at next week's full council.
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Isle of Wight Labour members believe the Housing and Planning Act will, if implemented, disastrously increase the problems facing those in need of decent and affordable housing.
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Isle of Wight council scrutiny committee voted last night to call on Cllr Ian Ward to reconsider his delegated decision to impose double yellow lines on Hope Road, Ryde.
