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The Independent Labour councillor, Geoff Brodie, voted in favour of the Conservative amendment and also used his casting vote to pass it
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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Does she? Doesn’t she? The claim that Leader of the Isle of Wight Council has a collection of Golly dolls is made and rebuffed - now there’s talk of blackmail too
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Newport and Carisbrooke Community Council say the rise will go towards new projects including celebrations for the Queen’s platinum jubilee, a parking pilot, play equipment for Hookes Way and a dedicated planning enforcement officer
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Part of the route for Tour of Britain cycle race taking place on the Isle of Wight later this year were revealed at last night's Newport and Carisbrooke Community Council meeting
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Councillors share their reaction at news the Chief Executive will be leaving the Isle of Wight council for the top job at Cumbria County Council
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Opposition councillors react to budget plans published last week by the Alliance Group, who have been in charge at County Hall for nine months
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Hear what Cllr Brodie, who was chairing the meeting where the decision was made, said in response to News OnTheWight’s questions about Solicitor's claims
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The vote was quite close with 15 members voting against the rise in their allowance, but it passed with 19 in favour
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The consultation has been given the go-ahead for a plan that could see a footbridge over the River Medina, a new hotel, multi-storey car park and other big projects in the harbour
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The Alliance say they are ‘trying to reverse the previous trends’ but were criticised for not reversing the changes made by the Conservatives
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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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The Isle of Wight Council rights of way manager said the authority had fully investigated the evidence, contacted witnesses and landowners
