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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.
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Over a year of extensive talks with the Isle of Wight council to take over the former school site by a community group for a mix of employment, community and residential uses have not found a way forward. The council now plan to demolish the buildings.
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Vote for The Common Space’s Lost Duver project at your local Tesco store and help revitalise coastal landscape and public greenspace in the Bay area.
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Tune into Meridian ITV from 6pm tonight to hear Dave Badman talking about the PLUTO Pavilion project.
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This free illustrated evening lecture by local historian and author Tim Wander, will take you back to the dark days of 1944 when the Isle of Wight was essentially a closed military camp with strict travel restrictions and the very present fear of invasion.
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If you missed this year's Dawn Chorus walk, after reading this, you'll be making sure you don't miss the next one.
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Great news for those working to preserve and revive two areas of historical interest in Sandown Bay that are sites of national heritage significance.
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Share your ideas about how to improve the Bay by joining in at the The Campfire Sessions & Firepit Forums. Check the dates and pop them in your diary.
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Looking for new views on the Bay. From Culver right round the curve and up to Luccombe, the Bay Coastal Community Team (CCT) would like to have your new views!
