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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and this week has decided there just isn’t enough happiness in the world, and wants to do something about it. Read on to find out how he hopes to do that.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and this week talks about 'Milestones' - something that is part of all our lives.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with another excellent Sunday column. This week he explores the magic of memory. A great read, as always.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and this weeks brings us yet another thought-provoking read.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and this week explains why he likes asking questions ... thought provoking as always.
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Find out just why Jonathan Dodd was so enthralled with last weekend's Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra concert by reading his review of the event. We agree with every word! Bravo to the orchestra and soloist, Miriam Nerval.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and this week takes us on a journey that ends with fantastic advice for everyone (even the bullies).
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Jonathan returns with his Sunday column and this week steps back to his childhood to explore how he became a magpie, collecting things he loves to use or look at. We're sure it's something many readers can relate to.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and following the comments by former Isle of Wight MP, Andrew Turner, that being gay is a danger to society, this week explores the subject of differences
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and this week remains topical, exploring the world of politics and the election race.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and this week talks politics ... well, not so much the actual politics, but rather the process for choosing who to elect. Thought provoking as always.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column. This week Jonathan raises the question that no-one else seems to be asking ... what do we want the country to look like post-Brexit?
