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A man from Isle of Wight who took part in Walk the Wight this year has won a free holiday. Find out more and how you can send your sponsorship money in.
Walk the Wight
Walk the Wight takes place annually in May on the Isle of Wight and attracts over ten thousand people, all taking part to raise funds for Mountbatten.
Below are the articles that OnTheWight has published about Walk the Wight:
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Well done to everyone who took part, as well as volunteer stewards and supporters of Walk the Wight. Let's hope the target of £300,000 can be smashed!
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Details emerge of a man and his one year old puppy who were reportedly kicked off a Southern Vectis bus on Sunday afternoon. The bus company say they are investigating the incident.
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The team at the Earl Mountbatten Hospice start the final countdown to Walk the Wight 2016, the largest charity event of its kind in Europe.
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Are you a photographer who can help out the Hospice during Walk the Wight on 15th May? They need volunteer official photographers.
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The Isle of Wight Festival's main man has once again signed up to Walk the Wight. He'll be joining over 3,000 others taking part on 15th May.
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Online registrations for Walk the Wight close two weeks. More than 3,000 people have already signed up for the event, along with over 1,500 primary school children. Don't miss your chance to take part.
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The Island's hospice have upped the target for Walk the Wight fundraising this year to £300,000 after a whopping £270,000 was raised from the 2015 walk.
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Are you a photographer who can help out the Hospice during Walk the Wight on 10th May? They need volunteer official photographers.
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A regular at the Earl Mountbatten Hospice annual Santa Dash found herself on the receiving end of a welcome gift after being awarded a free family holiday.
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Schools across the Island are gearing up to join in the 25th anniversary of Walk the Wight.
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Earl Mountbatten Hospice has announced a £250,000 target for this year’s Walk the Wight –with every penny raised going towards its community nursing team.
