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The Chair of Island Labour says the Government have "prioritised failure, for fear of allowing too many of what they see as 'undeserving' children from the wrong areas to be awarded higher grades based on their teacher predictions"
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Island Labour reject a move they say will restrict Islanders in how they choose to cast their votes and say it's not enough to simply be "non-Tory"
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Island Labour say the Isle of Wight is "blessed with excellent conditions to become a renewable energy powerhouse". Details of what they'd do within
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Labour's Richard Quigley says that rather than demonise firms such as GKN, Vestas and Vikoma for keeping their staff working, we should add the brave men and women going into work to the list of heroes and do everything we can to keep them safe
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With a rise in memberships since the General Election, the focus for Island Labour will now be the Isle of Wight council elections that take place in 2021
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The Isle of Wight Labour candidate, who came in second place at the General Election, shares some post-election words
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Known to many for his voluntary work, Isle of Wight Labour announce their candidate for the General Election
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Janine is an engaging, quick-witted, intelligent speaker, so this should prove to be an informative and thought-provoking event
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Labour's Green New Deal will fight climate change whilst raising living standards for the many, and making polluters pay for the damage they have cause, says Island Labour
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Island Labour say "there isn't a single Islander who isn't aware that when Bob Seely tells us how concerned he is about an issue hurting the Island's population, we should quickly check his voting record in order to see his true stance"
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Island Labour say you can see how little money is circulating on the Isle of Wight by looking at empty units on high streets, or shocking numbers forced to use food banks
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Island Labour say the cuts "appear to have passed through the Isle of Wight Council without proper scrutiny, and with no public consultation"
