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Isle of Wight council's careers event sees positive community response
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Isle of Wight Council Press Office
The Isle of Wight Council's Press Office issue news on behalf of the council.
As well as dealing with queries from the press, they also manage the council's social media activities including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
They also provide internal communications for the council including a weekly newsletter for all staff.
Below are a range of press releases issued by the team.
You can contact the Comms team via [email protected]
The Isle of Wight Council's Press Office issue news on behalf of the council.
As well as dealing with queries from the press, they also manage the council's social media activities including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
They also provide internal communications for the council including a weekly newsletter for all staff.
Below are a range of press releases issued by the team.
You can contact the Comms team via [email protected]
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