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Fantastic new exhibition at Dimbola Museum and Galleries atm, bringing together three great oceanic photographers to celebrate the way we interact with our great British coastline.
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You must check out the Jason Swain exhibition at Readers Interiors in Newport
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The former UKIP candidate has randomly challenged the IW Labour candidate to a charity boxing match, pointing out he has, “no experience at all in boxing beyond seeing the Rocky films”. Read the challenge and Cllr Quigley’s response
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Sixty photographs from The Wight Book will be on display at Dimbola Museum and Galleries from the end of this month
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Iain McKie says he's been recently been approached by three prominent Conservatives, asking him to rejoin the Party, claiming it would add credibility to Seely's candidacy.
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Over the weekend of 22-23 September, Islanders and visitors are being encouraged to take part in the biggest beach clean the Isle of Wight has ever seen, as part of Isle of Wight Day celebrations.
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Iain McKie had support of a prominent local party member to stand under the UKIP banner, but he's totally opposed to the national party's plans for a ban on Burqas. This isn't the last we'll hear from him though.
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Iain McKie, leader of the Isle of Wight UKIP group, has concerns about the future of the party now Paul Nuttall has been elected leader. In particular, he is concerned about a referendum on the death penalty.
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We love this shot of Freshwater paddle-boarders captured from the cliff top above. Swap the paddle-boarders for children playing on the beach and the scene brings back so many childhood memories.
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Jason Swain's shot of the Freshwater Paddleboard Company well and truly captures the feeling of summer on the Isle of Wight. We made it our picture of the week.
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We love this shot by Jason Swain of cloudy reflections taken out West.
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The IW UKIP prospective parliamentary candidate, Iain McKie, expresses concern that the Perpetuus Tidal Energy Centre "may not necessarily have the right skills available".
