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Under the Pier 2018 takes place this year on Sunday 9th September. Bring a net and a bucket and definitely wear waterproofs and wellies!
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An Isle of Wight invention of creating artificial habitats for marine wildlife has been shortlisted for a top award.
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A member of Newport Business Association says the Shaping Newport project has listened carefully to all corners of the community, and as a result, generated a plan and recommendations for the good of residents and visitors.
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The return of Hullabaloo to Sandown last weekend saw an estimated 11,000+ visitors to the two-day event which combined art with ecology, science and technology and even a soap box derby!
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As well as improving this important element of the Island’s cycling and walking network, Island Roads will look to see if there is anything they can do in addition to support the local ecology.
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Newport Parish Council is to host a forum for residents and stakeholders on travel issues affecting the county town. Be part of shaping things to come.
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Island Roads has teamed up with Artecology once again to create environmentally friendly habitats during ongoing works across the Isle of Wight.
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The Chair of The Friends of Dinosaur Isle Museum shares a detailed update with OnTheWight about the Isle of Wight council’s ‘Soft Market Test' event that took place last week.
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Congratulations to all at Artecology and environmental consultancy Arc - the CIRIA awards will be held on 14th September in London.
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An ‘eelevator’ has been created to help migrating eels navigate the watercourse beneath Holbrooke’s Bridge at Bouldnor, near Yarmouth.
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This excellent initiative has seen Sandown become transformed over the last few weeks - not only brightening up derelict buildings but also educating residents on the wonderful creatures that used to live in the Bay.
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Cafe Scientifique will be holding a Bayology special on Friday evening with talks by three experts in their field. The discussions will centre around climate change and the rising sea levels in Sandown.
