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The debate on whether there should be fewer sixth form providers on the Isle of Wight resulted in an unanimous vote as Island students were described as "being let down" and the education provision "not fit for purpose".
Paul Fuller
Paul Fuller has been Isle of Wight councillor for Cowes West and Gurnard since 2009.
Cllr Fuller sat on the Executive Committee under various portfolios until January 2017.
He is chair of the Scrutiny Committee.
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When discussing the Isle of Wight council's digital transformation strategy, the deputy-Leader acknowledged there will be residents who get left behind if the IWC are not careful.
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A special meeting will take place later this month, where councillors will debate postponing the works.
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Unusually high numbers of planning applications, enforcement and requests for work to protected trees have been coming in as the Isle of Wight returns to normality
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If the Isle of Wight council goes down the route of requesting 'exceptional circumstances' it would have to start the process again
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Cllr Fuller explains what will be happening next to the draft Island Planning Strategy after it was rejected 18 votes to 16 at the last Full Council meeting
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Isle of Wight Council boosts planning service with a new professional forum
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OnTheWight asked Isle of Wight council for their response to the bin change petition launched last weekend. Here it is in full.
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Brian Pope told the Committee about some of the issues being addressed, but said ‘barring any change in the data or different advice’ he believes the Island is in a position to open schools in September
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Cllr Fuller says the new traffic orders will lower the level of danger for Gurnard Primary School children. Other roads have had changes agreed too
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Proposed policy will demand developers boost Isle of Wight healthcare infrastructure when more than 20 homes are built
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Did you know that food waste costs the average person £200 a year and the average family a whopping £700 a year?
