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Final chance (weather permitting) to see Comet A3 tonight (Tuesday) before its lengthy celestial exit
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Sale of Whippingham plot expected to create logistics jobs on the Isle of Wight
Island Roads say they have seen an increase both in road users ignoring road closures and in abuse – both physical and verbal – directed at their staff
Inspiring naval trip for The Bay School students keen on military careers
MP Joe Robertson launches festive card design contest for East Wight children
Ventnor homeowners struggle with damage and await action from Southern Water post-leak
Cowes Enterprise College reclaims Wellbeing Award for fostering positive mental health strategies
Glenys Lloyd-Williams writes, directs play about Isabella, medieval queen of the Wight
Final chance (weather permitting) to see Comet A3 tonight (Tuesday) before its lengthy celestial exit
Sale of Whippingham plot expected to create logistics jobs on the Isle of Wight
Court fees for council tax non-payment on the Isle of Wight will increase next year
Island Roads say they have seen an increase both in road users ignoring road closures and in abuse – both physical and verbal – directed at their staff
Inspiring naval trip for The Bay School students keen on military careers
MP Joe Robertson launches festive card design contest for East Wight children
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A heartfelt and considered letter from the parent of a pupil at Wroxall Primary School, earmarked for closure as part of the school reorganisation plans
A reader from Cowes shares his doubts on government strategies for improvement
Yarmouth councillor highlights lesser-known existing pipeline as solution for Exxon’s CO2 project
Angela Wallace shines at national Girlguiding awards event in London
Phoenix Choir's concert at Holy Trinity Church raises £850 for restoration
Islanders skydive and bungee jump at Sandown, raising £25,000 for charity
Ryde's Union Street shop owners rally the community for a 'Barefoot Walk' charity event
It will cost you less than £10 per month and you could win up to £5,000, all while supporting our inshore lifeboat crews
Isle of Wight's vibrant 5km run raises funds for life-saving air ambulance
