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A 16-year-old boy from the Isle of Wight was arrested in July on suspicion of arson and bailed until October pending further enquiries.
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The impact of the 18-month closure of Cliff Path in Lake is the subject of an investigation by Rip Off Britain next week.
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Looking for new views on the Bay. From Culver right round the curve and up to Luccombe, the Bay Coastal Community Team (CCT) would like to have your new views!
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Share your ideas about how to improve the Bay by joining in at the The Campfire Sessions & Firepit Forums. Check the dates and pop them in your diary.
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Already covering the cost of two other public toilets in the area, the parish council say it is too risky for them to take on another, especially as it will soon needs £16k repairs.
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It's not been the average day for Island Line staff or passengers. First there were horses on the line, then, following a power failure, passengers went back in time to travel by Steam Railway.
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Top Mops, the company with the cleaning contract, have offered a £9,000 discount on their 2016/17 bill in order to keep the Lake Revetment public loos open.
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A public meeting is being on Saturday at the Lake revetment loos to discuss ideas of how to ensure the toilets remain open for the next 12 months and into the future. All welcome.
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Residents have been informed of the works, some of which take place at night and some which will result in road closures.
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As most of us rush along with our lives, sometimes it takes just one person to make us stop, take stock and realise that a simple act of kindness can make the day. This Isle of Wight man in the video below did just that and now there's a hunt on to find him.
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A man from Isle of Wight who took part in Walk the Wight this year has won a free holiday. Find out more and how you can send your sponsorship money in.
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Closure of the public toilet at Lake Slipway will affect anyone who walks along the revetment between Sandown and Shanklin, as well as those who use the beach. It appears there may once again be some doubt about their future.
