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Young Lives vs Cancer (formerly CLIC Sargent) is using Volunteers’ Week to say a huge thank you to their passionate team of volunteers and fundraisers on the Isle of Wight. Details within of how you can get involved
Letter to the Editor
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This reader calls on the Isle of Wight MP to take action to help change the VAT law about building on brownfield sites so that precious farmland can be protected for food production
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The Chairman of Chillerton and Gatcombe Parish Council calls for the new Isle of Wight council to de-federate the school and allow it to be also used for flexi-schooling
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This resident in East Cowes asks whether any thought was given towards the planning of the roadworks in East Cowes
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Find out how you can become a Childhood Day Community Champion and help organise fundraising in your local community
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Alistair Pearce questions the Government's assertion that HMS Queen Elizabeth's deployment to the Indo Pacific is not about confrontation with China
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Timothy Spencer from Newport responds to the vaccines minister's views on suppressing the Indian variant of Covid-19
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This reader says he's found the diversions in Newport, whilst the St George's Way work takes place, to be smooth and with minimal disruption. Do you agree?
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Brighstone parish councillor, Nick Stuart, who is also Chair of the Isle of Wight Liberal Democrats, said he's keen to hear from residents about any concerns
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Tracy considers the various ways to address low turnout at election time
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Independent candidate Chris Jarman shares his views on protecting green spaces to "ensure our continued well-being and to secure our beautiful West Wight for generations to come"
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Pauline Evans and Alasdair Steane highlight how the abolition of a central Standards Board has impacted town and parish councils on the Isle of Wight
