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Young people from Sandown and Lake Youth Forum create powerful and thought-provoking film about living in the Bay area, tackling tough issues and celebrating the beauty of the Isle of Wight. Watch it here
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Hullabaloo Team pauses the annual event, seeking sustainable funding solutions and inviting community feedback for improvements and a 2024 return
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The Island Collection invites Islanders to drop-in events to shape the future of arts, heritage, culture and creativity on the Isle of Wight. Share ideas, provide feedback, and join the vision for a stronger cultural force
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Ideas had apparently been brought forward of how to make the area more ecologically and environmentally friendly, but also keeping it a public space
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Hullabaloo is back! Two days (and an evening) of Sandown Bay’s spectacular celebration of arts, science and nature all free of charge. Make a date in your diaries and gather your family and friends
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The incident took place in the restaurant of the Wildheart Animal Sanctuary on Monday
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The painstaking work this week by university students from across the country is hoping to uncover some impressive dinosaur remains
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The idea is to capture the public's ideas, concerns and recommendations early on, so get involved if you have an interest in Shanklin and Yaverland's coastlines
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The two gigantic bamboo domes will house multiple species of primates, rehomed in the coming years as regulations to keep primates are tightened up
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The Q&A style evening will be a personal insight into an extraordinary family history who are very much part of Island folklore
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The schemes aim to reduce the risk of flooding and coastal erosion to more than 3,700 Island homes and businesses, vital infrastructure and more than 300 hectares of protected habitat
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Cllr Bacon said the vision for the Biosphere in the Bay project "includes making the Culver Parade area more attractive to visitors interested in the area’s unique landscape, wildlife and history; attracting a greater share of the increasing eco-tourism sector"
