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The IW Labour Party accepts there will be teething problems at the beginning of a contract, but says the "shambolic start to this contract goes beyond what could be expected" and does not bode well for the future.
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The Labour candidate in the upcoming PCC elections says if elected he make clear to Government ministers and the Clinical Commissioning Groups that decide NHS spending that mental health needs as much attention as physical health.
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The Island Labour Party will be organising as part of the nationwide Labour 'In for Britain' campaign after an almost unanimous vote to Remain in Europe.
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Labour Party members heard the arguments for and against a Fixed Link from speakers from the pro and anti campaigns at their meeting last week.
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Government announcement threatens beginning of the end for Island Line, Labour warns.
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Cllr Geoff Lumley (Lab) has written to the leader of the Isle of Wight Council asking for him to take urgent action to provide a haven for families fleeing war-torn Syria.
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All are welcome to the event taking place in Ventnor Park on Sunday from 1pm. There'll be a parade, stalls, displays and music from 1pm with the service at 3pm.
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The Isle of Wight Labour Party welcomes their leader Ed Miliband's stance over second jobs for MPs.
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The Isle of Wight is on course to lose its County status with more public services delivered by private companies or run by a mainland council, Labour prospective parliamentary candidate Stewart Blackmore has warned.
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Stewart Blackmore was amongst other prospective parliamentary candidates who met with Wightlink bosses last week.
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This from the agent of the IW Labour candidate in response to the Conservative Isle of Wight MP claiming the last Labour Government ruined the economy.
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Labour candidate Stewart Blackmore says, "Labour will ensure that three year secure tenancies with limits on rent increases will become the norm" if they are in power after the 2015 election.
