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Charities at Home has been set up to help the Isle of Wight community. All proceeds from the shop go back into the community, and particularly the homeless and less fortunate.
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Make sure you head down to the launch of the second Ventnor Skatepark Big Art Auction on 7th November to see the artworks in person. You'll then be able to bid over the following month for your favourites.
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‘I strongly suspect much of what has passed for news from Parliament recently matters little to most Islanders’ claims MP
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After the debate of which parking changes will change on the Island, the council has now come to a decision. Detail include increases in Short-stay and On-street charges and new Resident permit.
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The latest update on Operation Amaryllis, the police investigation into the murder of Scott Cooper in Ryde last week
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A council spokesperson said they were pleased with the positive court result, but remained disappointed that, to date, the landowner has failed to take action
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A team of coastal rangers has started work on the Solent coast to help protect the thousands of birds that spend the winter along our shores.
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Conservative campaigner, Ian Wellby, calls for Parliament to investigate ferry companies, citing negative impact on the Isle of Wight's economy and connectivity, demanding public service obligation for cross-Solent travel
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The GMB say the NHS Trust's words about tackling the culture of bullying and harassment ring hollow as there are bullying grievances still outstanding from November last year.
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We love the artisan bakery on Cowes High Street and it appears so does The Telegraph
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The Medical Director says, "We have high numbers of patients who are not in need of hospital care, and we are asking the local community to help us with making sure that those patients get home or to the most appropriate care setting to support their ongoing needs as soon as possible"
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The council leader said that "if our whole community was following the government's guidelines, then the number of cases would not be increasing at such a rate". He reminds residents to stay at home and avoid contact where possible
