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The latest cheque – raised via donations from the national media at the 2015 Festival – brings the total raised by the Isle of Wight Festival for St Catherine's School to £12,609.
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You have until the end of April to get your entry into the 2016 Wight Noize music competition for your chance to play at this year's Isle of Wight Festival.
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Fancy winning two Isle of Wight Festival weekend camping tickets worth nearly £400? We ran a ticket competition which was very popular.
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Almost 2,000 entered the competition to win a pair of Isle of Wight Festival camping tickets. Here is the lucky winner!
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The Isle of Wight Pop Up Soup Kitchen is heading to the Isle of Wight Festival in June to spread awareness of the project and raise much needed cash to see them through next winter.
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You can enter as many times as you like, but each entry will cost you £5. The prize is a pair of Isle of Wight Festival weekend camping tickets worth almost £400.
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Isle of Wight Festival returns to Seaclose Park next week. Make sure you're aware of the traffic management plans that will be in place before, during and after the Festival.
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Don't get caught out by changes to some council services during the Isle of Wight Festival.
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The Isle of Wight Domestic Abuse Forum is working in partnership with Island charities at this year’s Isle of Wight Festival to raise awareness of domestic abuse, consent and sexual assault issues.
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If you're planning to visit the Isle of Wight Festival over the weekend, leave the car at home and travel by bus. Southern Vectis will be running special services from the Festival site to all major towns.
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Ray Foulk, one of the organisers of the original Isle of Wight Festival will be opening a new exhibition about the Festival at Portsmouth Guildhall on 18th September. It coincides with the release of special edition memoirs about the early Festivals.
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It's been revealed that John Giddings' Solo asked Isle of Wight council if they could stop paying the £50k that he currently pays for the use of Seaclose Park. They said no, but are considering a significantly reduced figure.
