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Cllr Ian Ward welcomed the news saying, "Objectors have grandiose ideas with no funding, so the building will rot for another decade"
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.
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Cllr Phil Jordan is getting straight down to business in his new Cabinet role, focusing first on the Highways PFI and Floating Bridge fiasco
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Milestone 14 is the final milestone in the Core Investment Period of the Highways PFI contract and is 15 months late
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Cllr Dore served with Royal Corps of Signals with Operational tours including the first Gulf War and Northern Ireland and received the hugely coveted 'Soldier of the Year' award
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The Isle of Wight Bus Partnership was formed in 2011, and volunteers stepped in, replacing professionals, to drive buses on routes 22, 24 and 32
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Learn the top three priorities for their four year term of the person who was elected to be your Isle of Wight councillor. Today, the Southern and Bay areas
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It was explained several times that the work is being carried out under highway improvement regulations and not subject to the same planning process rules
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The Remembrance display "will not only make you smile, it will make your heart smile", says branch secretary of the Isle of Wight Royal Marines Association
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Reading from a prepared statement, Cllr Ward made quite a few accusations about the Alliance’s new plans for Sandown. They countered, saying it’s quite the opposite. News OnTheWight has the detail
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It was agreed to look for a different site for the dinosaur-themed visitor attraction and instead develop an alternative regeneration proposal for Culver Parade
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Chair of Dinosaur Isle Group says the Consortium will do everything it can to support the council's fresh look at plans for Culver Parade
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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"
