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Find out what your councillor has to say about the issues being debated at the November Isle of Wight full council meeting.
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.
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The council-run facility has combined with Citizens Advice and Age UK (Isle of Wight) to create a single streamlined hub.
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Cabinet members voted last night to open the consultation on draft budget proposals and some made suggestions of items that should not be included.
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Shop owners have also accused the Isle of Wight Council of failing to support independent shops, or having a consistent parking strategy and have vowed the ‘fight is on’.
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The chair of Newport Business Association believes plans to introduce parking charges where there currently aren't any shows the Isle of Wight council is not on the side of small businesses. Ryde Business Association say the 'fight is on'.
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If you haven't had a chance to look through yesterday's release of the draft budget proposals for next year, we share further details here, including shorter opening hours at the tip, rise in parking charges and care costs and another increase in council tax.
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The Isle of Wight council needs to fill a budget gap of £5.5m next year as the Government give them less money. Look out for more parking fines, less privilege seat on school buses, elderly being cared for in their homes and a rise in council tax.
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OnTheWight will be reporting live from the Isle of Wight council's Cabinet meeting, where members will make their decision on controversial plans for the Isle of Wight Fire Service.
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A total of nine complaints against the Isle of Wight council were upheld from between 1 April 2017 to 31 March 2018 compared to 13 in the previous year.
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Between May 2017 and May 2018, the Isle of Wight Council spent £1,526,816 on agency staff across the authority — but particularly within the mental health team, and children’s services.
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A charity which provides day care for more than 90 adults with severe, multiple and profound learning disabilities has lodged a formal complaint against the Isle of Wight council after two years of being 'jerked around'.
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The controversial restructuring of senior management at the Isle of Wight council begins next week when the Appointments Panel consider a new assistant chief executive and chief strategy officer.
