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Council Leader Lora Peacey-Wilcox and the Alliance Group face a potential no-confidence vote amid Isle of Wight's political unrest
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Members of the public are urged to remain alert but not alarmed - the police service and partners say they're doing everything they can to help protect the security of citizens, public institutions, critical national infrastructure, and businesses and places.
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The call comes after it was claimed some members in the public gallery at last week's full council meeting shouted abuse towards Conservative councillors
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Kicking off on Friday afternoon and running pretty much all day Saturday and Sunday, you can party your socks off in your living room as a whole host of bands, solo acts, DJs and spoken word artists bring some positivity back to C19-World
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Ian Marchant from BBCR4's Open Country programme comes to the Isle of Wight and finds out about the Island's ambitions to become plastic-free.
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Frankie Workers support some of the most vulnerable victims of sexual crime by offering specialist counselling at an early stage to prevent trauma developing into poor mental health.
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Islanders are thanked for helping to keep the level of Coronavirus on the Island one the lowest across the nation, but urged to not become complacent with social distancing measures
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Island Roads advises Isle of Wight landowners on autumn safety and how to prevent highway flooding responsibly
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If you have Bestival 2013 questions, you could well find the answer here, in the 14 subjects covered in last night's Q&A.
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Inspirational Islander, Natasha Lambert, has completed here latest challenge, climbing Cairngorm mountain, sailing through Lochs and Sounds in the Highlands and negotiating two famous Scottish canals, the Caledonian and the Crinan.
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"I'm not here" is described as an upbeat song with Paul Armfield’s trademark lyrical panache bringing a light touch to its heavy subtext
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This new exhibition in West London celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the iconic Isle of Wight Festival. It runs until September so there's plenty of time to head up to see it
