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Learn the top three priorities for their four year term of the person who was elected to be your Isle of Wight councillor. Today, the Northern area
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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The Alliance Group say the primary consideration for planning applications has become whether a refusal could be legally challenged, rather than whether it's appropriate for the Island
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Almost 80 per cent of the Isle of Wight council planning officers' rulings were upheld by the Planning Inspectorate
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Cllr Fuller says he will continue to challenge the Government's housing targets, as well as protect seafront parking and greenfield sites
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The new leader of Isle of Wight council, Lora Peacey Wilcox, has named her dream team for the council's executive
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A look at some of the statistics from the Isle of Wight council election, including margins, closest finishes and average votes
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Some candidates are making the point that their opponents are ‘not local’ to where they’re standing. But do they actually live in the ward themselves?
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Opposition councillor, Paul Fuller, said it was unfair and mean that IWC was focusing on trying to raise a few savings from people who can ill afford it
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It was suggested the councillors missed the point of the motion, and some were accused of making personal attacks on Cllr Lilley. Comprehensive report within
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Despite strong objections and pleas from businesses and beach hut owners, the Cabinet pushed ahead with plans to introduce parking fees for Princes Esplanade in Gurnard
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The local councillor says introducing charging on the seafront will kill the 2-3 businesses there and impact health and well being of residents
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The councillor's motions was to ‘put the wellbeing of residents at the heart of placemaking', but after the leader changed it, she refused to vote for it. Details within
