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Ian Ward

Cllr Ian Ward was elected as Isle of Wight councillor for Sandown in May 2013.

He was elected as Chairman of the Isle of Wight council in 2013.

He served two terms in this position.

He became Executive member for Transport and infrastructure (including car parking) in January 2017.

24, September 2008·1 min read

Sandown Skate Park Opening: Ian Ward (podcast)

Cllr Ian Ward tells us about the new Sandown skate park.

24, June 2013·1 min read

Flag raising ceremony in Newport

All welcome to the flag raising ceremony at 10am this morning in honour of Armed Forces Day.

25, June 2013·2 min read

Island shows support for armed forces

A voluntary pledge of mutual support between the civilian community and its local armed forces personnel was made at yesterday's Armed Forces Day service in Newport.

Wight City Sandown Culver Parade elevation Feb 2014

7, February 2014·2 min read

Wight City Sandown: Latest development plans now public

The third set of plans for the redevelopment of old Bogey's site in Sandown are now available to the public. OnTheWight provides a summary of what's proposed.

Ian Ward and Richard Priest opening new children's services facilities

10, April 2014·1 min read

New facilities for social work teams on the Island

A new base for two social service teams will mean an improved environment for those needing help as well as for those providing it.

20, June 2014·1 min read

Flying the flag for the Armed Forces on Monday

Veterans and local dignitaries will gather in St Thomas’ Square, Newport at 11am on Monday 23 June for the annual Armed Forces Day flag raising ceremony.

16, July 2014·1 min read

Call for council to support military reservists

Former military man, Ian Ward is hoping councillors will support his motion.

28, July 2014·1 min read

Service of reflection to be led by Chairman of the council

A service to reflect on the life on the Island during the war takes place at Newport Minster from 11am on Sunday 3 August.

Army evacuating Undercliff homes by Isle of Wight council - 16 Feb 2014

7, August 2014·1 min read

Isle of Wight council have no idea of their total number of reservists. Why not?

In the modern world, this kind of information is available at the touch of a button, but not at IWC. What happens to council services if they all get called up?