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Community spirit shines in Ventnor as young people help revamp Ventnor Skatepark. The enhancements were certainly popular with young people at the weekend
Wight Trash
Wight Trash is an Isle of Wight skateboard company. Run by the legendary John Cattle, the company has a flagship shop in Ryde High Street, as well as an online shop.
JC also runs the John Cattle Skate Club all year round for all ages, from micro-shredders to those with access to a free bus pass.
Below are some of the articles mentioning Wight Trash.
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Two decades strong, Wight Trash reflects the evolution of skate culture on the Isle of Wight
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Skateboarding community and Wight Trash unite to revamp Ryde Skatepark with concrete obstacles
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Isle of Wight's Ryde skatepark aims for summer reopening, replacing 'unsafe' ramps with robust concrete obstacles
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Wight Trash celebrates 19th anniversary; skateboard brand offers 19% discount in Ryde shop and on the Website
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John Cattle says his second-hand electric car is his favourite car ever, but the unreliability of being able to charge it around the Island is having an impact on his livelihood and the not-for-profit organisation he runs
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Times are hard for everyone, but if you can show your support please donate to this fundraiser for the not-for-profit skateclub. They've achieved £1,300 so far, but are hoping to reach the £2,000 target
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John Cattle’s Skate Club has gone from teaching 25 people a week to now helping hundreds of all ages
The story of hard work, dedication and a passion for what they do has earned all involved with John Cattle's Skate Club a bright future that is well worth supporting
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It's hoped people will find the week a manageable time scale, and the emphasis really is on turning up and having fun in a relaxed, supportive environment. There'll be a taster session to meet the team on Tuesday
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Zoe shares this round-up of the last 12 months from John Cattle's Skate Club - a not-for-profit company helping to make a positive impact on the physical and mental health of skateboarders of all ages and abilities
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This exciting new scheme is seen as an investment in the community's future. Here's how you can support it
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In this three minute segment, Ryde skateboarders and Zoe Thompson from Wight Trash talk to BBC reporter Ben Moore about the closure of Ryde skatepark
