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Nick Stuart

Nick Stuart is the Leader of the Isle of Wight Liberal Democrats.

He is a former Engineer and Science Teacher and a Brighstone resident. Nick stood in the 2017 local elections and in the 2018 by-election for Central Wight, but missed out on the majority vote.

Below are some articles in which Nick is mentioned.

Palace of Westminster from the other side of the Thames river

22, May 2024·1 min read

Rishi Sunak announces general election date for 4th July 2024

Prime Minister calls July election; Isle of Wight candidates gear up

25, April 2024·2 min read

Prad Bains, Lib Dem PCC candidate, explores youth initiatives on the Isle of Wight

Prad Bains collaborates with Island Councillors to discuss crime prevention strategies

23, April 2024·2 min read

Isle of Wight planning policy revision seeks to balance landowner influence in large development objections

Cabinet amends Isle of Wight planning policy following suggestion from LibDem councillor to ensure equality in development objections

County Hall - looking through the lavender on other side of road

27, February 2024·3 min read

Isle of Wight Lib Dems propose focus on housing, mental health and support for women moving on after trauma

Isle of Wight Lib Dems push for enhanced support in trauma, mental health, and housing in the 2024/25 council budget

15, February 2024·1 min read

Isle of Wight Liberal Democrats nominate candidates for East and West constituencies

Isle of Wight Liberal Democrats choose their parliamentary candidates for the General Election

People at the Save the Milly Road meeting

13, February 2024·8 min read

‘Save the Military Road’ sees overwhelming turnout in Brook village hall

Standing room only at Brook's 'Save the Military Road' public meeting. Read News OnTheWight's report from the meeting

Aerial view of Compton Bay erosion by Isle of Wight Guru

12, February 2024·2 min read

Military Road: Isle of Wight council urged to reconsider ‘no active intervention’ coastal policy

The Isle of Wight council's coastal erosion policy is under scrutiny as Military Road's future hangs in the balance

Military Road, near Brook, pictured when surveys were being undergone in January 2020

9, February 2024·2 min read

Isle of Wight MP joins campaign to Save the Military Road

Isle of Wight MP joins the Military Road debate by announcing his three-point plan to save the iconic road

Military road by Brook in 2011 - Google Maps

8, February 2024·2 min read

Military Road could be ‘washed into the sea’ in just two years, says council official

Council director, Colin Rowland, said there are only two potential solutions: Re-routing the road from the coast; or upgrading existing inland roads to take diverted traffic

31, January 2024·1 min read

‘Save Our Military Road’ campaign gains momentum as residents call for preservation: Public meeting planned

Councillor spearheads public meeting to address Military Road's uncertain future

15, November 2023·1 min read

Isle of Wight councillors seek unique Act of Parliament in historic council motion

Isle of Wight LibDems call for legal measures to grant Isle of Wight self-governance

26, October 2023·2 min read

Government urged to act on Military Road’s preservation after refused proposal

Councillor Stuart says the Government need to cough up the cash to fix the Military Road

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