Mr Peter Andrew Humber

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I was elected as the new IW councillor for Newport North in a by-election in August 2007 and my term of office lasts until May 2009. I am honoured that local people chose me to be their representative on the Island's authority for this time - and I am proud to be serving my hometown of Newport.

My role is to speak out on behalf of all the residents of Newport North, irrespective of how or whether they voted. I am already working hard to provide a strong and effective voice for local people, on a whole range of issues.

It is essential that any local councillor takes the views and concerns of their constituents forward to the Council. If you live within Newport North, I hope that you will take the opportunity to contact me, in confidence, on any matter relating to council business with which you would like assistance or advice.

I can be reached at home on 866963 or by email: peter.humber@iow.gov.uk.

My News

18/02/2008 - No to Sainsbury's later deliveries

Cllr Peter Humber spoke out against the proposal to extend delivery hours at Sainsbury's. An application to allow deliveries throughout the night was considered by the IW Council's Planning Comm.... More >>

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About Me

Name:	Mr Peter Andrew Humber
Political Group:	Conservative
Electoral Division:	Newport North
Address:	3 Quievy Cottages Main Road Arreton Newport Isle of Wight PO30 2AQ
Telephone:	01983 866963
E-Mail:	peter.humber@iow.gov.uk
Mobile:	07779 999815
Biography:	Peter, 37, joined the Isle of Wight Council in August 2007, as the new member for Newport North. He was born in Newport into a local family and attended local schools: Carisbrooke CE Primary, Trinity Middle and Carisbrooke High. For the past six years Peter has run his own lighting and PA system company on Dodnor Park, Newport, where he employs a small team of local people. Prior to this he did similar work for local companies and running mobile discos, as well as spending some time on the mainland. Peter is based in Newport most of the time with council and work commitments, whilst living in Arreton with his young family, including a one year-old daughter. Although he is the newest recruit to the Council, Peter is already involved in tackling local issues - particularly in relation to highways, parking and anti-social behaviour, which are major concerns affecting the residents of Newport North.
Annual Report to Full Council:	Click to view Annual Report to Full Council