Isle of Wight Council: all 39 councillors

Isle of Wight Council has 39 councillors on the official list. The largest group is Isle of Wight Council Reform Group, with 19 of the 39 seats. Every name below comes from the council's own published list: Isle of Wight Council: councillors by ward (modern.gov web service), read 3 November 2026 (saved copy of the list; the contact details shown below come from the council's feed and are not kept in the copy).

See Isle of Wight: local statistics and who has power over Isle of Wight, from the council up to the G20.

Seats by party

• ■ Isle of Wight Council Reform Group: 19 councillors
• ■ Island First Network: 6 councillors
• ■ Liberal Democrats: 4 councillors
• ■ All for Islanders: 3 councillors
• ■ Independent: 2 councillors
• ■ Green: 2 councillors
• ■ Conservatives: 2 councillors
• ■ Labour: 1 councillor

Leaders and post holders

• Ian Dore (Independent): IW Council Chair
• Jonathan Bacon (Independent): Leader
• James Whelan (Isle of Wight Council Reform Group): Reform Group Leader
• Claire Critchison (Green): Green Group Leader
• Lora Peacey-Wilcox (Island First Network): Group Leader (Independent)
• Paul Fuller - (Island First Network): (Independent)
• Bill Nigh (Isle of Wight Council Reform Group): Deputy Leader
• Jules Hayward (Island First Network): (Independent)
• Tony Barry (Isle of Wight Council Reform Group): IW Council Vice Chair
• Julie Jones-Evans (Island First Network): (Independent)
• Andrew Garratt (Liberal Democrats): Group Leader
• Karen Lucioni (Island First Network): (Independent)
• Chris Jarman (All for Islanders): All for Islanders Group Leader
• Ed Blake (Conservatives): Conservative Group Leader
• Mark Jefferies (Island First Network): (Independent)

Every councillor, by ward

Source

Isle of Wight Council: councillors by ward (modern.gov web service), read 3 November 2026 (saved copy of the list; the contact details shown below come from the council's feed and are not kept in the copy). Each name links to that councillor's profile on the official site. Published by Isle of Wight Council. Contact details are exactly what the council publishes in its own feed on the day it was read, including a home address or phone only where the council publishes one. Anything the council removes disappears from this page at the next refresh. Name or seat out of date? Tell us.