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Last chance to have your say on future of Isle of Wight primary school - Vimarsana News

Last chance to have your say on future of Isle of Wight primary school

With just a few days left, Cllr Andre says "it's extremely important that the people of this school community as well as the wider area have their say on these ...

Isle of Wight children safe in new council budget - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight children safe in new council budget

The safety of children 'will not be negatively impacted' in the Alliance administration's first budget since taking office,

DA welcomes Tshwane Mayor's Mayoral committee announcement - Vimarsana News

DA welcomes Tshwane Mayor's Mayoral committee announcement

Today, Executive Mayor Randall Williams announced a dynamic group of councillors who form part of the Mayoral Committee (MayCo) that will continue to bring good governance, quality service delivery and financial stability to the City of Tshwane. This multiparty MayCo comes after weeks of coalition negotiations with other political parties to ensure a stable government that will put the residents of Tshwane first.

Isle of Wight council pledge support for struggling Isle of Wight families over the winter - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight council pledge support for struggling Isle of Wight families over the winter

Measures being set up to support families and individuals suffering hardship over the winter months includes community pantries and food vouchers for those in receipt of council tax benefit

'Parents should have been consulted' says former Cabinet member - Vimarsana News

'Parents should have been consulted' says former Cabinet member

Cllr Brading says no parents were consulted about change to October half term, and that a comprehensive consultation should have been carried out