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Cllr Love wants to know who gave permission for the road to be closed before any discussion was had with the two Isle of Wight ward councillors and has submitted a complaint
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 Ian Ward says that with lockdown restrictions easing and more businesses reopening, bus services need to be available for commuters who have no alternative but to use public transport to get to work and school
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CEO of Red Funnel says it is safe to travel on their ferries, as the Red Jet gets ready to resume next week
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There will be a bunch of new things appearing in Newport next week in anticipation of the shops re-opening
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The Isle of Wight council say a number of important factors were considered in making the decision to start charging for parking again
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New arrangements come into force from next Monday for roadworks at the junction of St Mary's roundabout in Newport
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The new £2bn Government package includes new statutory guidance which instructs councils to reallocate road space for significantly-increased numbers of cyclists and pedestrians
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If the plans are implemented it will lead to a transformation in volumes of cycling and walking in Newport and Ryde, says the Isle of Wight council
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Some good news for the over 65s
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Residents are concerned that land dear to the hearts of locals and visitors - and rich in heritage - will form part of the deal for a new investment partner. OnTheWight sought reassurance from the council
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Cameron says having to wait three weeks for one of the most bare-boned responses he's received brings the council's professionalism into question
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30 minute parking on Newport High Street is to be reintroduced for what the council call, "a convenient £1"
