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Having already served five years in the role, Vix Lowthion says she is "privileged and proud to be representing the Isle of Wight and speaking up on behalf of Green Party education policy for another term"
Joined28, January 2015
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The following articles have been written by Vix Lowthion.
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Claire Critchison and Joe Lever have now been sworn in as Isle of Wight councillors. It could lead to the first Green Party group at County Hall
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The former teacher says discovering that two previous students are running alongside him as candidates in the elections is “a source of immense pride”
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As well as cutting carbon emissions by 78% in the next 15 years, the Government should also ban fossil fuel extraction, including on the Isle of Wight, say the Green Party
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The Green Party has a sixth generation Islander as the only candidate up against current Isle of Wight council leader, Dave Stewart
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Chair of Isle of Wight Green Party shares their views on the Conservatives' new plan for Newport
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One of the ideas the Isle of Wight Green Party will be campaigning on is securing an Isle of Wight trial of a Universal Basic Income
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If you've heard about the Solent Freeport and wondering whether there any possible downsides to it, Julia Laursen shares her view
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The Chair of the Isle of Wight Green Party, who is also a teacher herself, says there's no social distancing in schools, no masks, no reduced class sizes, no testing and no vaccines for the vulnerable
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Vix Lowthion shares her views on the Isle of Wight being awarded Tier One status after lockdown and how we can make sure the Island retains it
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Vix Lowthion says the Isle of Wight Council took far too long to come up with any proposed cycle lanes – the Isle of Wight being months behind the rest of the country. She believes the Council have "utterly failed on their duty to support residents taking part in new active travel activities"
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The Isle of Wight Green party say that whilst the planned massive increases in house building will be a win-win for short term speculators, "Islanders and our countryside will certainly be the losers"
