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Cllr Love says, "There may be some stumbles, but we are motivated to do our very best becoming stronger in our determination to be inclusive, fair and caring for Island people"
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There is a long way to go still, says Cllr Love, and the public will be involved over the coming months, but these images give you an idea of what's possible
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The application for an exploratory well pad is currently under public consultation, but inconsistencies and discrepancies in the way the application has been advertised have been raised
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In response to a 22 year business in East Cowes, who said the failures of the floating bridge resulted in her business being decimated, leader of the Isle of Wight council, Dave Stewart, said “I think some of it is down to your business case. I haven’t seen Waitrose close"
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If you weren't able to attend the unveiling of the Bicentennial Bench, watch this short video by Robert Lipscombe, with photos from Allan Marsh.
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The MP criticised the Isle of Wight council for how little they're willing to talk to him about the housing crisis. He said the government target is totally unsustainable.
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The trip to see the old Floating Bridge, that the council sold three years ago, was organised so councillors could determine the condition of the vessel
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Hairdressers, barbers and beauticians offered free mental health training to support their customers
Cllr Lilley says, "I have seen in Birmingham how barbers have reduced numbers of suicide in the community and know this strategy works"
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Seventeen Isle of Wight community groups have been awarded funding to help them support and improve people's mental health and wellbeing
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Island residents invited to shape Wightcare's future, impacting vital home support services through consultation
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The Isle of Wight councillor for East Cowes says the Solent LEP consultation for the floating bridge was a "shockingly poor example of community engagement".
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When answering a question about Trans people, MP Bob Seely allegedly said, “Depending on what colour of dress they wear on that day” on a Zoom call with representatives of the Isle of Wight Parish and Town councils. We have details of the complaint
