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An artwork commissioned for the Isle of Wight Hidden Heroes exhibition has now been installed at IBM's headquarters on London's Southbank. They too, can watch the IW ferries crossing the Solent.
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The rerouting of the A3 through Portsmouth (to ferry) is at an advanced stage. If passed, extensive roadworks would follow. Once completed getting to the Wightlink ferry should be much smoother.
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If you've tried to get your business ready for GDPR, you'll probably be desperate for clear guidance on how to get it working well. Alistair Dickinson of Isle of Wight-based MyCRM has just the thing.
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If you're looking to watch or avoid the Isle of Wight Randonnee, here's a map of the course in detail.
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OnTheWight has internal Isle of Wight council documents showing concepts to how Ryde Esplanade might be redeveloped. Some of them are pretty radical.
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A member of the public asked the Town Clerk if they would apologise for calling Sandown residents 'Scum'. She refused, stood up and drove off.
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The developer of the 2.8 acre site in Ryde, who has been working on the project for six years, has now pulled out.
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Wightlink have cancelled 12 car ferry sailings - four tomorrow (Friday) and eight on Monday (23rd). Here's the list.
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Isle of Wight has largest number of owners fined for unchipped dogs – but fines are lowest (Updated)
A third of the dog owners fined across the UK for not having their dogs chipped (now required by law) are on the Isle of Wight.
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One of the newly-elected Isle of Wight Conservative Association's Deputy Chairmen has already resigned - one week in. Wendy Murwill didn't even make it as far as the first Officers' meeting.
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Having pioneered Readers' comments on Isle of Wight news stories 10+ years ago, OnTheWight now launches a new feature so you can find which articles are attracting the most comments and which comments are getting the greatest reaction.
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OnTheWight has discovered the council's Gender Pay Gap Report. There are significantly more women working for the council than men and women's hourly rates are lower. The council claim it's not down to them paying differently for the same or equivalent work.
