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The driver who ended up in the River Medina after crashing her car through the railings has been sentenced in the Isle of Wight Magistrates Court today.
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Professor Vladimiro Sassone's research interests span over trust, anonymity, privacy, cyber controls, the security of clouds, industrial control systems and the Internet of things. Hear his talk tonight.
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The annual Shanklin Rotary Sale has just anything you can think of for sale, often including the kitchen sink. The sale starts at 10am today.
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Search dogs on loan from Thames Valley Police have started a three day operation to search through undergrowth along the Luccombe coastal path. Assisted by Wight SAR and the Coastguard, the teams are searching what they consider to be the place 'most likely' that Robbie would have gone through.
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Cafe Scientifique returns to Shanklin tonight (Monday) with Dr Frank Ratcliff and Dr. Catherine Mercer of Genomics England, who will be talking about the 100,000 Genome Project.
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A man is in hospital being treated following a stabbing that took place in Shanklin on Christmas Eve. Police appeal for witnesses to the assault.
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Don't get caught out by Christmas leaflet and National Rail journey planner which don't appear to be showing correct times for train services on Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
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If enough people take part, two minutes is all that's needed. Watch the Boxing Day Swim in Shanklin and then take part in the two minute beach clean.
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These high-end cars will be taking young carers out for the rides of their lives on 10th December, but help is needed to fill some potholes at YMCA Shanklin beforehand. Anyone happen to have a few bags of aggregate going free?
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It's been five months since Crystal Palace resident, Robert (Robbie) Gibson, was last seen on the Isle of Wight. His family and friends have not given up hope of finding him.
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The final event of the season was something of a reflection of the club's season, with wins coming from many different events across both gender categories.
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The closures mean there have been five branches closed in five years on the Island, affecting HSBC and First Direct customers.
