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Chaired by former executive member, Cllr Paul Fuller, and including the former Leader Cllr Bacon, the new Scrutiny Committee gathers tonight to scrutinise the proposed budget for 2017/18.
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 extraordinary meeting was called after accusations the decision to not elect a new chair of Scrutiny at the full council meeting last week was "bulldozed through" by Conservative councillors.
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Isle of Wight Council has launched a new scheme to support jobseekers with travel to interviews and employment.
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The supplier for a new Bicycle Island app - which will enable participants to challenge monthly distance targets and unlock support for local charity campaigns - has been announced by the Isle of Wight council.
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Fraudsters who deliberately targeted elderly and vulnerable residents across the Isle of Wight with loft insulation spray they didn’t need, have been convicted.
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In the lead up to the clear focus on regeneration over the coming months, the leader of the Isle of Wight council has restructured the Executive.
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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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Cllr Paul Fuller said it was "really sad that mindless vandals" have caused so much damage to a tree which was so welcomed by the local community.
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New state-of-the-art recycling collection vehicles have arrived on the Isle of Wight and are now collecting recycling from over 70,000 households across the Island.
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Don't get caught out by the two week closure at Lynnbottom as the facelift continues. OnTheWight has the detail of alternatives during the closure.
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Amey has delivered 62,430 black wheeled bins, 10,141 green wheeled bins and 3,845 gull sacks over the last month, but not everyone has still received their bins.
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Following Saturday's anti-austerity march in London, eleven Isle of Wight councillors have signed up to the national ‘Councillors Against Austerity’ founding statement and ask the Government to reverse cuts to council funding
