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Changes to two schools were agree at last night's Cabinet meeting
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The five minute film tells the story of how founder Don Walser started with just a muddy field in 1999 and went on to create an award winning habitat for the care and attention of primates
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The two events have been cancelled due to concerns about the rising Covid-19 numbers
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An avenue of Rowan, Buddleia and Birch, all favoured by wildlife, were planted by the Carisbrooke Brownies
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Farmer Jacks said it was ‘obviously disappointed’ with the rating and had implemented the recommended changes immediately
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The two pop-up shops include festive decorations, art, garden ornaments and keepsakes, fudge, cushions and festive jewellery, all from local providers and with the majority made on the Island
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With just a few days left, Cllr Andre says "it's extremely important that the people of this school community as well as the wider area have their say on these options"
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In his response to Cllr Robertson, the deputy leader explains that the Ministry of Justice still own the land and so the Alliance are focusing efforts on sites where they can bring forward housing for those in need as swiftly as possible
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The CEO of Mountbatten says loneliness and isolation are increasing issues in our communities, made worse by the ongoing pandemic, so this offer for people to come together whilst keeping safe will be welcomed by many
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A car crashing into the communications cabinet has resulted in dozens of residents being left without telephone or broadband services
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Leader of the Isle of Wight Conservative councillors is calling on the Alliance Group to reconsider putting Camp Hill back on the agenda for much-needed housing
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The library in Newport is currently open six days a week, but the Isle of Wight council are looking at closing it two days a week to save £25,000 per annum
