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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
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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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
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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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Isle of Wight council advances plans for locally-focused, truly affordable housing solutions
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Council members weigh the pace and approach to potential governance system changes
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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?
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Isle of Wight council seeks views on funding health infrastructure through property developer fees
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Online consultation seeks feedback on coastal defence restoration for Yaverland, Sandown, and Shanklin
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It's thought the draft plan will go to January’s full council meeting, but even then could take two more years before being fully ratified and adopted
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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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Cabinet member votes against Draft Island Plan arguing housing target too high for population growth
Cllr Jarman argues that as the Isle of Wight population has only increased by 2,100 people in the last ten years that the annual target for house building should be 70 new homes, not the 479 quoted in the Island Plan
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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
