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Cabinet member, Julie Jones-Evans, believes that regeneration is needed more than ever, as she shares a round-up of the year and her hopes for the future
Isle of Wight council Cabinet
As we arrived at half-way through the term of the Alliance Group’s time in office at County Hall, News OnTheWight approached each of the Cabinet members offering them an opportunity to highlight the work of their portfolio and their hopes for the coming year.
Here are the articles submitted by the ten Cabinet members.
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"Our children are our future, we must give them a voice," says Cllr Debbie Andre, the Cabinet member for Children's Services, Education and Lifelong Skills, as she shares a roundup of the year and her hopes for the future
·9 min read
A comprehensive report from Cllr Ian Stephens of the work carried out within his Cabinet portfolio of Digital Transformation, Housing, Homelessness and Poverty, as well as his hopes for 2023
·5 min read
Cllr Jonathan Bacon highlights the work of his portfolio over the last year and shares his hopes for the future
·6 min read
Cllr Karen Lucioni's portfolio includes waste management, licensing, trading standards, environmental health, policing and community safety, as well as the fire and rescue service and Emergency Management Team. Cllr Lucioni shares her update on all those areas
·8 min read
Isle of Wight council's financial turnaround has been aided by a balanced budget, reduced debt, and stable pension fund under Alliance administration, says Cllr Chris Jarman as he shares a roundup of his first two years in office
·2 min read
Cllr Paul Fuller, the Cabinet member for Planning and Enforcement, shares his round-up of the year and hopes for 2023
·9 min read
Cllr Phil Jordan shares this comprehensive update on work carried out within his portfolio (transport and infrastructure) in the last year
·4 min read
News OnTheWight approached each of the IWC Cabinet members offering them an opportunity to highlight the work of their portfolio and share their hopes for the coming year
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Cllr Love praises his Adult Social Care teams for their innovative work in the last year and warns that 2023 is going to be a year which significantly challenges the finances of us all
