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There were over 80 participants and more than 60 volunteers, ensuring all those taking part had fun-filled day building confidence on the water
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The charity now needs to raise £2,500 to make the space a safe and stable environment for all Autistic Islanders
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People with profound and multiple learning disabilities, as well people with other physical disabilities such as spinal injuries, muscular dystrophy and multiple sclerosis often need extra equipment and space to allow them to use the toilets safely and comfortably
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The all-terrain wheelchairs will be hired on a first come first served basis with a returnable £20-a-day deposit
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A number of accessibility improvements have been proposed and a grant from South Western Railway applied for
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If the funding is granted, the new school would significantly increase the availability of much-needed specialist provision places on the Island
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New cafe aims to provide a community space for warmth, meeting with people, and learning. Founder John Phillips says it will benefit many in these difficult times
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Red Funnel partners with National Autistic Society to enhance ferry accessibility for autistic passengers
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Ryde Town Council partners with Unlimited Island to boost beach accessibility, offering inclusive equipment and facilities
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The council has said in the next four years, the number of children on EHC plans could rise to nearly 1,560
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St Catherine's School earns outstanding Ofsted rating for exceptional residential provision
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John's Club disability teams clinch Community Spirit Award, fostering inclusivity in football
