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More than 120 people replied to Grace Dent when she tweeted for suggestions of where to visit on the Isle of Wight - now she's here with Ainsley
Business
The Isle of Wight is host to a wide variety of businesses and we love to celebrate their success.
As well as farming and agriculture, tourism and manufacturing, the Isle of Wight is fast becoming home to new technologies and online businesses.
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There are 75 per cent discounts on many shop items, plus all furniture reduced to at least half price
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Cllr Jarman says the CARF funds target the greatest support to the smaller businesses impacted by the pandemic
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Country, Land and Business Association (CLA) South East is urging dog owners to understand their responsibilities and the law to help prevent livestock being badly injured and killed during the lambing season
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The business will now go head-to-head with other regional winners from across the UK in an online national final on Thursday, 24th February
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We love this partnership between Sandown's nano-brewery Boojum and Snark and brewing legends, Goddards. Read on to find out about the latest collaboration
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The Isle of Wight school will be just one of three in the country to offer the Cambridge IGCSE in Agriculture
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Isle of Wight Council is warning business owners to check their eligibility and apply, or risk losing out
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Three alternative Post Offices have been suggested to residents, whilst the refurbishment of the supermarket from Southern Cooperative to Tesco takes place
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GetSet Solent: New business support programme for Isle of Wight firms with ambitions to grow in 2022
One to one mentoring, a range of workshops and access to specialist services can help you grow your Isle of Wight business this year, all fully funded through the GetSet Solent Programme
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The message from the Hollidays explains that "we as a family are broken and we have simply had enough". They thank their supporters, but say they cannot go on any longer
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Businesses linked to the tourism, hospitality, and leisure sector that do not qualify for the Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant are encouraged to apply to the Isle of Wight Council for a share of the government grant funding
