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Newport Community Council invites public to join litter pick, collaborating with Isle of Wight council and Vectis Wombles
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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The Isle of Wight council has approved an inflationary increase in councillors' allowance, despite criticism from one councillor
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Isle of Wight councillor aims to prevent cuts to stroke and fall prevention support with alternative budget
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Opposition groups can propose alternative schemes and amendments on 22nd February
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Newport and Carisbrooke residents face frozen council tax, but reduced community services and no new play equipment due to budget constraints
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The Alliance and the Conservative groups of councillors are on level pegging, so all eyes will be on Cllr Nick Stuart
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Cllr Price said he had spoken to officers about a condition that ensured the homes would be exclusively for Islanders, but got interrupted by the Chair and lost his train of thought, so it wasn't included
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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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Geoff Brodie says councillors were not informed about a delegated decision approved by the leader granting a senior officer authority to settle the mediation
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Officers advised councillors the application could not legally be passed, as information about the development’s nitrate neutrality had not been submitted so the correct regulations could not be completed
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Cllr Brodie refused to stand for the minute's silence and said polls showed fewer younger people supported the Monarchy
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Following News OnTheWight's report last night of the outcome of the vote on the draft Island Planning Strategy, here's what your councillors said
