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After being without a floating bridge for five months, angry residents and businesses intend to send a message to the Isle of Wight council later today (Monday) with a protest in East Cowes.
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Gutting news for the organisers for a second year in a row, but the rise in those possibly having to self-isolate, including performers and the critical services team, means the event won't go ahead this year
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Two performances, which will be held in Christ Church, Church Hall, Totland Bay, have largely been organised by James Malia and aim to raise funds for aid agency CAFOD’s refugee appeal.
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Artists Carol Ann and Guy Eades welcome visitors to their Garden Studio over the Bank Holiday weekend
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The afternoon tea party takes place next week in Newport and aims to raise funds for the Eve Appeal, the only national gynaecological cancer research charity in the UK.
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The latest exhibition at Dimbola Museum and Galleries features close up portraits of great men by Julia Margaret Cameron curated by her son, Henry Herschel Hay Cameron. Details within of the online preview, filmed by Julian Winslow and presented by Gail Middleton
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This year Isle of Wight Day celebrations will be stretched across three days and include recognition of Covid volunteers, as well as a remembrance of those we have lost
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Fascinating talk planned for Monday night's Cafe Scientifique, Have I Got Snooze For You. 7pm at Shanklin Conservative Club. £3 entrance.
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Wightlink Users Group pushes for fairer ferry services, hosting open meeting in Ryde
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The ‘One Island Life Well Lived’ talk celebrates the life of Bill Shepard, one of the Island’s true characters.
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New and past members of the IW Chamber of Commerce are invited to a special open day on Wednesday this week to mark the Chamber's centenary.
