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Representative from Isle of Wight Meet Ed Miliband
Thursday, 15th October, 2009 at 2:41 pm, Isle of Wight
Green Issues, Island-wide, Isle of Wight Council, News, Overseas, Politics
As reported back in September, representatives from the Isle of Wight Council are up in Westminster this afternoon meeting with Ed Miliband.
All the political heavyweights are taking part in the discussions on the future of green jobs on the Island.
Leader of the IW Council David Pugh, Labour Cllr Geoff Lumley, Chief Executive Steve Beynon, Island MP Andrew Turner and Carole Dennett as well as a representative from SEEDA will be making their views known and listening to what the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change has to say on the matter.
We’ll bring you an update on the outcome of the meeting once we have one.
Image: Christian Guthier under CC BY-SA 2.0
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Lets hope it was worth the journey.
Has anyone else had an email from Milliband? Not sure where he got my email address from so would be interested to know if anyone else has had one.
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Jackie, Unlike you I have recieved two emails from Ed Milliband so can only assume that if like me you signed an online petition on the No:10 website, then our email addresses have been stored for just such an occasion.
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[...] with Ed Miliband in London, to talk about the green jobs agenda for the Island. VentnorBlog has a list of who was invited. It’s a shame that former Vestas workers were not able to go as well, they had hoped they [...]
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