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Candidates for The Brexit Party, Conservatives, Labour and the independent candidate share their views on the LibDem/Green alliance for the 2019 General Election
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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The news reported by OnTheWight at the weekend has been confirmed today in a national announcement. The Lib Dem candidate will be standing aside for the Green Party
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Today the LibDem candidate told CP that "incorrect information" was given to members in his "I'm not standing" email, but claims it was, "corrected shortly afterwards". OnTheWight has the email and can find no 'corrections'. You can read it too - see if you agree
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An email sent out by the IW Lib Dems last night to members revealed that their candidate, Nick Stuart, will be standing aside, in an electoral alliance with the Greens. Here’s the full text
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As well as asking Isle of Wight MP his views on the Supreme Court ruling today, OnTheWight asked Isle of Wight politicians their views.
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If an early election is called, here are some of the people who have been selected as Prospective Parliamentary Candidates for the Isle of Wight.
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Party members will hear each candidate's vision for the Isle of Wight and make their choice of Prospective Parliamentary Candidate.
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Isle of Wight politicians share their responses to the news that Isle of Wight NHS Trust will receive a £48m cash boost for the acute services redesign.
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IW Lib Dems say Julie brings a wealth of experience as a full time specialist foster carer, former Family Support Manager and parent activist.
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Speaking from a position of knowledge, Nick Stuart says there's no chance of creating new trade deals around the world that will even begin to replace the damage of Brexit.
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Following an announcement from the Dept for Education that Isle of Wight Studio School will close in summer 2019, Isle of Wight politicians share their responses.
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Leader of the Isle of Wight LibDems asks why can’t we have 16+ education that suits the needs and wishes of the Island? A diverse education system across the Island for a diverse population.
