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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
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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Nick Stuart is calling on Bob Seely and the Government to ensure visa-free entry for Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion
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News OnTheWight asked the MP and political leaders on the Isle of Wight whether they would continue to test and self isolate if positive for Covid once restrictions are lifted this Thursday
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Nick Stuart says supporting the "sickening behaviour of a politically bankrupt leader will stick in the throat of many people"
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Isle of Wight politicians call out the Government's plans to 'level up' education as rolling education back towards the 1950s, adding that we'll simply see more academisation and elitism
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The planning committee will make the decision this evening and has been urged by Mr Stuart to “see through the facade and call this out as a major breach of planning”
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Nick Stuart explains why he believes the Isle of Wight council and Secretary of State should reject the application for motorcycle racing on Island roads
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Around two thirds of village residents responded to the survey with 69 per cent of those coming out against any high speed racing on Isle of Wight roads
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Organisers of the Isle of Wight Road Races have been accused by a parish councillor of taking a "lackadaisical" approach to the public consultation
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Students from Isle of Wight College and Platform One gain valuable experience filming and editing these short videos of 2021 council election candidates
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In 28 of the 39 wards, the Conservatives say the only choice in the election is them versus Labour. The leaders of other parties have this to say about that claim
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Leaders of all political parties on the Isle of Wight have openly opposed the closure of Chillerton and Rookley School, apart from Dave Stewart of the Conservatives
