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This reader shares his view of the Government's handling of the Coronavirus crisis and the problems with PPE availability
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This reader is concerned about the number of trees that seem to be disappearing across the Isle of Wight, especially after the paving slabs that replaced a Cherry Tree in Newport resulted in her 73 year old friend having a fall.
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This readers says cyclists will be "topping 50mph over a surface that is so uneven and worn that it rivals the cobbles of Paris"
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High quality Head teachers with strong, long-lived experience are essential if Island schools are to achieve their potential.
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Nick Stuart explains why he believes the Isle of Wight council and Secretary of State should reject the application for motorcycle racing on Island roads
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This reader calls on the council to dump the tidal energy project and avoid the potential of a costly judicial review of administrative action.
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Isle of Wight planning struggles highlight residents' fight for fairer decision-making and community-led development says Cllr Michael Lilley
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David Randini says he was humbled when he saw the note from a young girl thanking him for making her holiday
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Conservative Isle of Wight councillor, Stuart Hutchinson, sets out why he (and colleagues) are concerned about the possible devolution deal with Southampton and Portsmouth.
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Island Deal: The discrepancy in expected Government funding puts MP's commitments in the spotlight
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This West Wight resident warns neighbours to take note of the long delay they would face in taking the leap from 'standard speed broadband' to 'Fast Fibre'
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Maggie Nelmes urges others to support campaign by the Good Law Project and Marine Conservation Society to protect our rivers, waterways and beaches from untreated raw sewage. Here's how
