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Cowes resident poses a series of questions to council leader David Pugh over issues surrounding the future of the Riverside Centre.
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Did you know the NHS could face a financial crisis due to Big Pharma's pricing demands? Join the conversation and learn how you can make a difference
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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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The Ryde Town Council, the North East Heritage Group and over fifty residents have objected to a proposal that the IWC planning officer has recommended conditional permission for.
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Leader of the Isle of Wight LibDems asks why can’t we have 16+ education that suits the needs and wishes of the Island? A diverse education system across the Island for a diverse population.
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On The Wight reader, Don Smith, questions Andrew Turner's comments in relation to MP's expenses
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In his response to Cllr Robertson, the deputy leader explains that the Ministry of Justice still own the land and so the Alliance are focusing efforts on sites where they can bring forward housing for those in need as swiftly as possible
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This reader is asking IW MP, Bob Seely, to find out when we can expect the £6.4m per annum extra promised by Boris Johnson, which Liz Truss has "pledged to honour"
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VB published open letter to the council from VB reader Hazel Wyld regarding adult social care
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Local warns Exxon Mobil of 'high risk' CO2 pipeline through the Isle of Wight
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Cllr Paul Brading challenges the view of Peter Shreeve from the NEU, who suggested that young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are being failed. He sets out why.
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Mark Lansbury challenges Andrew Turner MP on his view that TTIP agreement will boost the British economy making British households £400pa better off.
