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OnTheWight takes a detailed look at the aims and claims of the Better Ferry Campaign and who is behind it.
Nicholas Finney
Nick Finney is one of the four central characters at the centre of the Better Ferry Campaign on the Isle of Wight.
Nick used to be the Director General of the British Ports Federation between 1980 and 1990.
Below are the articles OnTheWight has published about him
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Island's tourist board boss, David Thornton, fears the Better Ferry Campaign's launch video could harm tourism bookings this year.
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Details of affair revealed in internal Isle of Wight Conservative Association letter - A copy of which OnTheWight has published.
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Carole Dennett’s now-partner speaks frankly to OnTheWight for the first time since news of the affair broke.
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The Conservative Isle of Wight MP was the first and most prominently featured MP in the latest edition of Private Eye. It's pretty direct too.
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With three highly critical national news articles, letters calling for him to go from four former Chairs of the IWCA, as well as strong local coverage, can Andrew Turner still remain as the Conservative candidate for the 2015 election?
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The threats to remove Nicholas Finney as the chair of the Bembridge branch of the IWCA were fulfilled. There was a sting in the tail for Andrew Turner too.
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Private Eye readers across the nation will, this week, get to hear more about Andrew Turner's troubles.
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Under the pressure of growing opposition to his idea of the 'community' taking over and running the only railway service on the Isle of Wight. Andrew Turner has been forced to respond.
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The future of Island Line is hotly-debated. Here's the first in a number of exchanges between David Pugh and Nick Finney exchanging views on whether the Government provides a subsidy to the line, or not.
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Island line campaigners say it's unlikely DfT would have considered Island Line being out of the franchise if the MP hadn't enthused about the idea of a community rail project to the government in the first place.
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The hotly-debated future of Island Line continues. Here's the second in a number of exchanges between David Pugh and Nick Finney exchanging views on whether the Government provides a subsidy to the line, or not.
