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Three months into lockdown and Wightlink are able to provide a further update on their three ferry services from the Isle of Wight to the mainland
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Wightlink are not only supporting an Isle of Wight farm, but keeping food miles to a minimum, by sourcing it locally. The amount of milk that they’ve used is enough for a staggering number of cups of tea and coffee!
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National Young Carers Day is the perfect time to announce a new partnership - supporting respite trips to the mainland for children and young people
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The cat stowed away in a neighbours’ horsebox just before they moved from Ryde to the island of Lismore in the Inner Hebrides
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CEO of the ferry company said they've pledged to do all they can to "protect the sea, land and air around us by keeping the Solent clean, recycling as much as possible and reducing waste and emissions"
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This year the appeal is being extended to members of the public, who are invited to donate cat food, treats, toys, cat litter and clean blankets at special drop-off points located in Wightlink’s terminal buildings
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Young Islanders had a chance to find out more about the Isle of Wight ferry company and quiz their CEO on a recent visit
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The Wightlink travel passes enable them to commute to a mainland college which offers specialist courses currently unavailable on the Isle of Wight
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The new entry system is being installed this week and will come into operation at 4pm on Sunday (15th September).
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Despite suffering from painful condition, Lymphoedema, Helen Hunter is currently walking the Isle of Wight’s coastline for charity.
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It was the fifth year the ferry company welcomed volunteers from the whale and dolphin charity to its Portsmouth – Fishbourne route.
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All sorts of tributes will be paid at Wightlink to the courageous servicemen and women who risked their lives on D-Day 75 years ago.
