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In his response to Cllr Robertson, the deputy leader explains that the Ministry of Justice still own the land and so the Alliance are focusing efforts on sites where they can bring forward housing for those in need as swiftly as possible
Joe Robertson
Having attended Ryde School and BPP University Law School, Joe now works as a solicitor for a Southampton law firm.
The former leader of the Isle of Wight group of Conservative councillors, and councillor for Bembridge, Joe Robertson was elected as the first MP for Isle of Wight East in July 2024.
Below are articles relating to Joe Robertson.
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Leader of the Isle of Wight Conservative councillors is calling on the Alliance Group to reconsider putting Camp Hill back on the agenda for much-needed housing
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Cllr Robertson says he'll be announcing a new-look top team in the next few days
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In this response to Ian Dore's criticism, Cllr Robertson explains why he suggested clinical staff could be on the doors of the hospital
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Ian Dore says the suggestion by Conservative councillor, Joe Robertson, that clinical staff should replace SIA registered members on the entrance of St Mary's hospital shows a total lack of understanding
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The slow introduction of visitors back again to St Mary's Hospital has been paused due to the rise in Covid cases in the community
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It was not clear at first why the Leader became emotional in the meeting, until the end of her speech
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Cllr Robertson says, “The Bembridge sites that have been allocated in the draft plan are outside the current settlement boundary and are close to areas that saw severe flooding this summer"
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The proposal by Martin Oliver (Con) that Newport should get city status had a varied response at Scrutiny. Read the details
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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 eastern area
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The decision on whether woodland lodges can be built will now fall to the Planning Inspectorate, after the council's planning team missed the deadline
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Cllr Robertson said he hopes the "mainland based applicants understand the strength of local feeling and seek more appropriate opportunities elsewhere"
