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Cllr Bacon expressed concern about the SEND service saying that since becoming a councillor again, he's been approached by two residents in his ward raising issues not dissimilar to this
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Cllr Brading says discussions are ongoing and an update report will be delivered to the Cabinet next week.
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Cabinet will vote next week on whether to raise termly bus pass for post16 students to £50 and to have a further consultation on all home to school transport.
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After the earlier withdrawal of plans to close at least one school in the West Wight, they are back on the table and will be voted on next week.
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Olivia from the Youth Commission says, "Having a part to play in ensuring that young people have a voice in how best to tackle crime in the community and seeing the direct impact our survey responses have is very rewarding"
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Quay Arts seeks artist for exciting visual arts commission as part of Generation ART: Young Artists on Tour touring exhibition this spring.
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You have until 8th December to get your entry forms in for the Isle of Wight Music, Dance and Drama Festival.
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The Island’s MP, Andrew Turner, is calling on Island musicians to enter ‘Rock the House 2014’, Parliament’s biggest competition which celebrates up-and-coming, unsigned British artists and the live music venues that support them.
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As the former ice rink is stripped by contractors, young synchronised skaters hold their off-ice practice outside the building in protest at the "apparent wanton destruction of their lost facility".
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Becoming a Mental Health Taskforce Ambassador could help young people grow in ways they never thought possible. Find out more about how 18-24 year olds can help make a difference to mental health on the Isle of Wight.
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After the positive vote at full council on votes for 16 and 17 year old Islanders, IW Labour's youth officer asks council leader, Dave Stewart, to lobby the MP and get more involved in promoting the issue.
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The Year Five and Year Six workshops aim to teach pupils about the different types of abuse and who to speak to if they need to
