Bill Nigh: councillor for Lake North, Isle of Wight Council

Bill Nigh is a Isle of Wight Council Reform Group councillor for the Lake North ward on Isle of Wight Council, according to the council's own published list. Bill Nigh is also Deputy Leader. Their current term began on 2 October 2025.

Council: Isle of Wight Council
Ward: Lake North
Party: Isle of Wight Council Reform Group
Posts: Deputy Leader
Term began: 2 October 2025
Official profile: iow.moderngov.co.uk
Source: Isle of Wight Council: councillors by ward (modern.gov web service), read 3 November 2026 (saved copy)

How to contact Bill Nigh

These are the details Isle of Wight Council publishes for Bill Nigh, exactly as published on 3 November 2026:

Email: bill.nigh@iow.gov.uk
Official profile: iow.moderngov.co.uk

Isle of Wight Council Reform Group on Isle of Wight Council

Isle of Wight Council Reform Group holds 19 of the 39 seats on Isle of Wight Council, the largest group. Seats by party: Isle of Wight Council Reform Group 19, Island First Network 6, Liberal Democrats 4, All for Islanders 3, Independent 2, Green 2 and others.

Leaders and post holders on Isle of Wight Council

Ian Dore IW Council Chair
Jonathan Bacon Leader
James Whelan Reform Group Leader
Claire Critchison Green Group Leader
Lora Peacey-Wilcox Group Leader (Independent)
Tony Barry IW Council Vice Chair
Andrew Garratt Group Leader
Chris Jarman All for Islanders Group Leader

All 39 councillors of Isle of Wight Council, by ward and party.

Who has power over Lake North

Bill Nigh sits on Isle of Wight Council, at level 3 of the ten levels of power. These are the bodies above Isle of Wight, each with its own page:

Hampshire Constabulary led by Donna Jones, Alexis Boon
Isle of Wight East: Joe Robertson (Conservative) MP
Isle of Wight West: Richard Quigley (Labour) MP
UK government and all 650 MPs
United Nations, IMF, G7 and G20

The full ladder of power over Isle of Wight, from residents' groups to the G20.

Where this comes from

Isle of Wight Council: councillors by ward (modern.gov web service), read 3 November 2026 (saved copy). Published by Isle of Wight Council. The page is rebuilt from the official list each time it is read again, so anything the council changes or removes changes here too. Name or seat out of date? Tell us.