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How lovely it’s been driving past the site of the new Perks of Ventnor Public House (upper High Street opposite...
Graham Perks
Long-time publican Graham Perks was in 2013 voted to represent the residents of Ventnor East at the Isle of Wight council, under the banner of UKIP.
Not long before the 2017 council elections, Cllr Perks announced he was swapping allegiances to the Conservative Party.
Shortly after winning his May ’17 seat he was declared as Lord Graham Perks on the Isle of Wight council’s Website.
Below you’ll find the article that we’ve published about him.
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Apologies for absence received by: Steve Milford, Maureen Cawley. Public Questions: MCH raised the disability question of behalf of some...
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We reminded you yesterday of the forthcoming summer fair at St Catherine’s this Friday, but also don’t forget about the...
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We popped down to the 10am opening of the St Catherine’s temporary charity shop this morning. There’s stock a plenty...
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Many thanks to Kim Fry for this message from St Catherine’s School. Ed Everyone at St Catherine’s would like to...
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Following on from the success of the St Catherine’s Charity shop (with the help of Graham Perks – pictured) back...
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It was confirmed on Monday night that despite the sad closure of the Ventnor Brewery, the Beer Festival organised by...
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Full details of the uncontested wards
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We've asked the four prospective councillors who were nominated in two seats each why.
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Here's a breakdown of the communications we had we the four Ventnor hopefuls who accepted nominations to more than one seat.
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Tonight sees the start of a new Ventnor Town Council.
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Cllr Graham Perks reported concerns raised by local business people regarding the cafe on the Eastern Esplanade.
