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If you’re able to treat yourself to the seven course meal at Se7en, you will not be disappointed - An experience unlike anything we’ve had before
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If it is contested, voters in the villages will head to the polls on Thursday, 24th November
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Having caught Rob's show at Ventnor Fringe Festival this year, it was so good we're seeing it again, so can highly recommend it
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Ventnor’s first Wild Gardens competition showcases how residents care for the future of our wildlife
The councillors visiting the gardens said they were shown that it doesn’t matter how much space you have, gardens can be imaginatively created and cared for, feeding insects, creatures, and ourselves
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Residents say the closure of the footpath will lead to someone walking, cycling or riding on the road being hit by a car or van
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Cllr Mark Jefferies did the leg work, Chris Owens did a sponsored walk and the local community donated £1,750 to help locate a new defibrillator in Upper Ventnor
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There's another chance to ride on a variety of vintage buses this weekend as the Bus Museum's new Wightrider event
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The film was commissioned by the Ventnor Town Council to hear from those who have been marginalised or ground down by poverty
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Don't be mistaken into thinking this is just for the retaining wall work - the council are consulting on permanently removing all parking along St Catherine Street
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The Isle of Wight band, best known for their outstanding live performances, have immediately picked up a Five Star Review for their second album
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The first screening of the documentary on Monday is followed by discussions of what we, as a community, can do in response to the issues raised
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A paper will go to the Cabinet in November with recommendations of which bidder should be given the five-year £500,000 contract to manage the Haven
