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Stuart Hutchinson

Cllr Stuart Hutchinson was elected as Isle of Wight councillor for West Wight in a by-election in November 2011 and retained his seat in the May 2013 elections.

He’s a member of the Conservative Group of Councillors.

In January 2017, he was appointed as deputy leader to Cllr Dave Stewart.

He did not sit in the 2021 elections.

Below are articles featuring Cllr Hutchinson.

18, November 2011·1 min read

Stuart Hutchinson Wins West Wight Seat

Conservative candidate Stuart Hutchinson win West Wight by-election with a majority of 524.

21, January 2013·1 min read

Volunteers help keep shelter open longer during the cold weather

Volunteers offer to do extra shifts to ensure shelter for homeless people can remain open longer.

22, January 2013·2 min read

Healthwatch take over from Local Involvement Networks (LINk)

A new consortium has been appointed to run Healthwatch on the Island which will take over services previously provided by Local Involvement Networks (LINk).

19, February 2013·2 min read

Council to discuss helping first time buyers

If voted through by Cabinet and full council, £1m surety will be lodged with a major high street bank or building society for a new First Time Buyers fund.

26, February 2013·3 min read

Delegated Decision sought over new housing strategy

Following the release of a Delegate Decision Report this afternoon, this in from the council.

12, March 2013·2 min read

Approval sought for Local Authority Mortgage Scheme

Cllr Stuart Hutchinson will be asked to make a delegated decision on new First Time Buyer Fund.

19, March 2013·1 min read

Council’s mortgage scheme increased to £150,000 per loan

Residents will be able to apply for a loan for up to £150,000 from the council under their new Local Authority Mortgage Scheme

25, March 2013·1 min read

Carers say they’re pleased with council support

It's encouraging to hear over over 450 carers are happy with the support they receive from the council's social services.

14, May 2014·3 min read

Conservative councillors say parking charges rethink needed

The Conservative group of councillors join the opposition to proposed changes to parking charges.

15, July 2014·1 min read

Councillors ‘call-in’ decision on parking changes

The call-in of the decision on changes to parking charges will be heard by members of the Scrutiny Committee.

25, July 2014·4 min read

Executive asked by Scrutiny Committee to re-examine changes to parking charges

Whether the Executive will change their minds over the proposed changes to parking charges won't be known until 5th August.

19, August 2014·1 min read

Executive decision on Dogs on Leads Order has ‘serious reputational and legal risks’ say councillors

Five councillors, led by the chair of the Scrutiny Committee, say the decision to make changes to the Dogs on Leads Order and the process by which it was taken, "has serious reputational and legal risks for the Council".

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