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It was the busiest Christmas event in history according to Newport and Carisbrooke Community Council, as 1000s flocked to the county town's Day of Christmas
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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Just some of the suggestions made by Labour councillor, Richard Quigley, at Wednesday's Isle of Wight full council meeting
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Some councillors said they thought the motion was like a NIMBY Charter but it was voted through and so the Leader will write to the Government asking for the 'tilted balance' to be suspended
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Local councillors say the changes could cause huge disruption and would be deeply disturbing and devastating for residents
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It was not clear at first why the Leader became emotional in the meeting, until the end of her speech
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Cllr Brodie said, in all his time on the committee, no councillor had ever broken the convention
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Cllr Jordan explained at the Cabinet meeting last night that there's a disagreement between the council and Island Roads over the timing of the works taking place at Coppins Bridge
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The administration says it recognises the need to deal with poverty and would do all it could to challenge the issues, but Cllr Brodie says he won't let them off the hook
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The work has been shifted again, but the Cabinet member responsible says it will be completed before the start of the next visitor season
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Members of the Planning Committee spent several hours hearing about the application before making their decision
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The councillor said, "I can deal with things, I am a tough guy, but this has given me more grief, social media responses, emails, phone calls, stopping me in the street. I have never known something quite like this"
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Members of the planning committee said the opt out clause was critical and a safety net for residents
