Rufus Pickles - Local Democracy Reporter
Rufus is the Local Democracy Reporter for the Isle of Wight, a role he took up in August 2024.
The role, which focuses on subjects such as council meetings, planning applications and matters of democratic interest, is funded by the BBC as part of the national Local Democracy Reporter Scheme - or LDRS.
NHS DEMANDS £48,000 HEALTHCARE CONTRIBUTION FOR NEW HOMES AT HORSEBRIDGE HILL
In order for even more new homes to be built off Horsebridge Hill, a contribution of £48,158 would first need to be paid towards expanding primary care infrastructure, the NHS has said.
Read moreDetailsISLAND TEEN RAISES THOUSANDS FOR ST MARY’S WITH CHARITY BIKE RIDE
A 13-year-old Islander with type 1 diabetes has fundraised nearly £3,000 with a bike ride across the Isle of Wight.
Read moreDetailsFRESHWATER PARISH COUNCIL OBJECTS TO 60-HOME DEVELOPMENT AT HEATHFIELD FARM
A proposed mixed-use development with at least 60 homes, a ‘generous’ share of ‘affordable’ housing and a retail outlet is facing resistance from an Isle of Wight local authority.
Read moreDetailsMPs CONFIRM THEY WILL STAND DOWN FROM COUNCILLOR ROLES IN MAY
Both the Isle of Wight’s MPs have confirmed their intention to step down from their councillor roles at County Hall.
Read moreDetailsDELAY TO HAMPSHIRE AND SOLENT MAYORAL ELECTION ‘REGRETTABLE’, SAY COUNCIL LEADERS
It is ‘regrettable’ that the Hampshire and Solent mayoral election is set to be delayed, Isle of Wight Council leader Phil Jordan and 3 other local authority chiefs have said.
Read moreDetailsSECOND BID MADE FOR HAY BARN AT OAKLEA DAIRY NEAR ALVERSTONE
Fresh plans for a hay barn at an Isle of Wight farm with rare breed animals have been lodged after a previous bid was rejected over visual impact concerns.
Read moreDetailsVITAL CHILDREN’S HOME COULD OPEN IN NEWPORT TO MEET URGENT NEED
A ‘vital’ new children’s home could replace a four-bedroom house on the outskirts of the Isle of Wight’s county town, responding to an ‘urgent local need’.
Read moreDetailsPLANS FOR NEW ALDI STORE IN RYDE FACE OPPOSITION FROM TWO LOCAL COUNCILS
A pair of East Wight councils are opposing a proposal for a new Aldi store on the Isle of Wight.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCIL TO CONSIDER 61-POINT PLAN TO ADDRESS CORONER’S SERVICE DELAYS
The under-fire Isle of Wight Coroner’s Service will be examined at County Hall amid a hefty 61-point Recovery Plan.
Read moreDetailsNEW RULES FOR STRAY DOGS ON THE ISLE OF WIGHT TO BE DECIDED THIS WEEK
A new policy to manage stray dogs on the Isle of Wight, aiming for public safety and animal welfare, will be voted on at County Hall this week.
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