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More detail as to why Councillors Price and Critchison voted in favour of the scheme, which didn't receive enough votes for approval
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.
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Council meeting heats up over Councillor Quigley's committee nomination amid political proportionality concerns from the LibDems
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Nick Stuart and Michael Lilley, committed Liberal Democrats, say they aspire for a comprehensive Isle of Wight representation in Westminster
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Isle of Wight's distinct voting cycle sees it absent from England's 2023 local council elections. Here's why
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The Liberal Democrats will propose 'radical' budget changes at the Isle of Wight council meeting, including tackling housing crisis and the questioning IT programme
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The Alliance and the Conservative groups of councillors are on level pegging, so all eyes will be on Cllr Nick Stuart
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Conservative Carol Bryan secured just under a quarter of the votes cast and 310 fewer votes than were won by the area’s former Conservative councillor
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The ward, which has been held by the Conservatives since 2011, switched to LibDem after Nick Stuart gained more than half of all votes cast
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The by-election came about after the Conservative councillor resigned after leaving the Conservative Party
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If it is contested, voters in the villages will head to the polls on Thursday, 24th November
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Nick has lived in the ward for many years, and is a parish councillor on both Brighstone Parish Council and Calbourne, Porchfield and Newtown Parish Council
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Nick Stuart from the Isle of Wight Liberal Democrats explains what he believes the LibDem gain in Devon could mean for the Island
