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Michael Lilley

Michael Lilley was elected as the first Green Party Councillor on Isle of Wight Council with 53% of the Vote on 4th May 2017.

He represents the Ryde East ward, which was changed to Appley and Elmfield during the boundary changes.

Michael has championed the issues of mental health for over 30 years and has campaigned to improve support services for the Island residents.

In May 2021 he joined the Alliance Group at County Hall. In May 2023, Michael Lilley left the Alliance Group and joined the Liberal Democrats.

Below are some of the articles in which Michael Lilley is mentioned.

13, November 2023·7 min read

Ryde faced historic flooding; Environment Agency report highlights unexpected challenges and responses

10, November 2023·4 min read

Isle of Wight Council responds to flooding crisis, prioritising resident support

8, November 2023·3 min read

Next week Isle of Wight councillors will debate pension compensation for the 11,000 1950s-born women on the Island

31, October 2023·2 min read

Go Fund Me appeal launched to help Tidal Family Support get back on its feet after the devastating floods last week

30, October 2023·2 min read

Councillor Lilley challenges Isle of Wight council's response to Ryde's damaging floods last week

25, October 2023·2 min read

Simeon Rec's surrounding streets faced horrendous flooding despite previous measures; residents struggle with property damage

19, October 2023·3 min read

Annual Papa Owl Awards honour extraordinary Islanders for exceptional contributions at Monkton Arts

26, September 2023·1 min read

Guardian feature on Ryde's ticket office today emphasises its vital role for local passengers

22, September 2023·2 min read

PTEC confirms upcoming Flowersbrook tidal energy project start in Autumn 2024, revitalising regional interest

11, September 2023·5 min read

Isle of Wight councillors respond to Lora Peacey-Wilcox's impending Isle of Wight resignation

4, September 2023·2 min read

Nick Stuart and Michael Lilley, committed Liberal Democrats, say they aspire for a comprehensive Isle of Wight representation in Westminster

15, August 2023·1 min read

Isle of Wight residents are crowdfunding a legal fight against a planning decision to approve the West Acre Park development

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