A new Floating Bridge is a realistic possibility, says Cllr Phil Jordan, while blasting the previous administration’s ‘dithering’ four year track record, labelling their huge spending on it, ‘the most expensive sticking plaster this Island has probably ever seen’
Cllr Jordan says that giving up £10m of grant funding to address our transport hub in Ryde because of the overall design, seems a bit like cutting off our noses to spite our faces
Phil Jordan, an Our Ryde candidate in the Isle of Wight council and Ryde Town Council elections, believes political parties want control of town and parish councils, but don’t want you to know about it
Ryde Town Council plans to invest substantially in the Harbour, after the freehold was successfully secured following two years of hard work by Cllr Phil Jordan and RTC staff. See the detail within
Ryde mayor, Michael Lilley, says the town council "is fast becoming a can-do council" as councillors agree to save Ryde Town Hall and Theatre
Cllr Stephens says the "Conservative administration is failing our children once again", and should replace £87 per pupil per annum funding cuts by better financial management.
The Leader of the Local Government Association Independent Group gave an inspiring talk to a full room, explaining how she found being free of the constraints of national party political organisations allowed local issues to be dealt with in the interests and for the benefits of local residents.
Phil Jordan says the Conservative 'One Island One Service’ announcement demonstrates they have no new ideas or understanding about how to get the Island through the financial crisis it faces.
Former Executive member, Phil Jordan, who has an indepth knowledge of the situation on Undercliff Drive, explains why the Leader's claims of reopening the road are extremely premature.
Following last night's voting at the Annual Council Meeting, this response to the outcome from the Island Independents.
The Island Independents are calling for clarification over Conservative approaches to education.
The man in charge of keeping an eye on the PFI contract responds to UKIP parliamentary candidate, Iain McKie's calls for the contract to be investigated.
