Isle of Wight will NOT be merged with another authority under government reorganisation plans (updated)
The government has confirmed the Isle of Wight will remain a standalone unitary authority
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The government has confirmed the Isle of Wight will remain a standalone unitary authority

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Recent claims by Reform UK about council finances are countered with factual evidence

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Government's promised funding fails to address Isle of Wight's specific financial needs, says Council leader Phil Jordan

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Isle of Wight Council Leader has written back to the Minister criticising the proposed Government funding cuts and seeking urgent action

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Councillor Phil Jordan reports on funding issues and rising service demands on the Isle of Wight

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As part of Exceptional Financial Support, IW Council is expected to raise Council Tax by the maximum 5%, sell off any remaining assets and liquidate just about all reserves

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Phil Jordan leads council efforts to secure full devolution funding for urgent housing initiatives

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Councillor Phil Jordan seeks urgent government support to address financial challenges

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Senior councillors given the opportunity to discuss Solent Devolution deal during special meeting with Minister

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19 councillors voting against the LGR plans to remain a Unitary Authority, means the Island's future is now in the hands of the Government and it could be merged with the Mainland, says Council Leader

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Councillor Phil Jordan highlights transformative impacts of Solent deal on the Island's future

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The Isle of Wight set to benefit from £44.6 million annual funding and local empowerment under the new Mayoral authority