Residents say they were 'scared by the proposals', but officers said the facility was not for those with complex needs, but for those ready to live by themselves and start to regain their independence
The Headteacher of Christ the King College said, "These examination results represent years of hard work and dedication from our students, their teachers and tremendous support from parents and carers"
Big surprise as planning officers change their recommendation to a refusal just before the meeting. No surprise as councillors vote seven to two to refuse the application.
Even though several Isle of Wight Conservative councillors said they would oppose the housing targets set by Government, Cllr Brodie reports that Barry Abraham said it would be a 'waste of time'.
Great progress is being made, with some outstanding teaching being noted by Ofsted inspectors as well as considerable drive and direction being provided by the headteacher.