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Wednesday, 26 May 2021, was the first meeting of the Isle of Wight Council since the elections earlier this month.

Lora Peacey-Wilcox of the Alliance Group/Independent was elected as the new leader of the council winning 20 votes to 18 votes for Conservative nominee, Steve Hastings.

Liberal Democrat councillor, Andrew Garratt, said:

Zoom link and Agenda to follow. Agenda and minutes will be posted here.

Thank you for visiting our survey. It's very important for us to listen to your views - it's how we can represent you effectively as Isle of Wight Councillors. Obviously building a fairer island as the pandemic recedes is vital for all residents. So that's why this survey starts with asking what you feel about what's happened and what should happen to help us all rebuild our lives, our businesses and our island economy.

Four years to Fight for a Fairer Island

Key policies based upon three priorities: Environment, Jobs and Community.

The Isle of Wight Liberal Democrats are back! The May 2021 Election returned IoW LibDems across the island. Thank you to everyone who voted.

This is the Manifesto we put forward in our fight for a fairer Island. It will guide our Councillors as we work for our respective communities for the next 4 years.

Hallo. Welcome to my page.

My name's Mike Locke. I'm 62, married to the same lovely woman I met at university in the '70s. (We both started as physicists but not any more - I now work in the internet industry for the trade association for independent networks). I first saw the Isle of Wight from my school on the South Coast and started visting then with the mandatory school trips to Osborne House and Carisbrooke Castle. My family had a mooring in Gosport and we've participated in the Cowes Regatta so visits to the island continued.

Thank you for visiting my survey. It's very important for me to listen to your views - it's how I can represent you and Totland & Colwell effectively. Obviously building a fairer island as the pandemic recedes is vital for all residents. So that's why this survey starts with asking what you feel about what's happened and what should happen to help us all rebuild our lives, our businesses and our island economy.