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The number of children, young people (and not so young!) who are taking up skateboarding on the Island is growing.
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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A special meeting will take place later this month, where councillors will debate postponing the works.
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Cllr Brodie, who last month said he felt he'd been misled over the Highways PFI, will be raising the issue at next week's full council.
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It had been identified that some motorists were using Union Street for long-term parking by moving their vehicle each hour to a different parking zone within the road.
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Cllr Love is calling for the Isle of Wight council to take out a low-cost loan and order a new floating bridge, adding they should send back No.6 due to the consistent failures.
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This reader shares his views on the plans for St Mary's roundabout and offers some practical solutions that he believes would save the IWC millions.
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15 months of roadworks at St Mary's roundabout are about to begin. Details of what'll be in place and what to expected revealed.
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OnTheWight has dug back through the PFI archives to discover what the council said would be covered by the contract after the grant was cut by 30 per cent by the Government.
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After Cllr Brodie's calls for Island Roads to be open and transparent about what he called the "unlikely delivery of the Core Investment Programme, the Cabinet member responsible says he's in talks about next stage of contract.
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Cllr Brodie says he and many of his residents feel misled by PFI contractor, Island Roads, and say it's time for some honesty.
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Isle of Wight Council to dispose of vehicles of those who persistently evade parking fines (updated)
From next week, so called ‘persistent evaders’ risk losing their vehicle under the council’s new Vehicle Removal Policy.
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The Task Group set up earlier this year aims to tackle a lack of investment, poor transport links and problems with year-round employment.
