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In this Letter to the Editor, East Cowes town councillor, Karl Love, criticises ferry operator Red Funnel for their "unreliable service" and lack of progress on revised plans for the marshalling yard
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Councillor Lilley says residents need to start standing up and saying no to large scale developments that "destroy our green fields and farming"
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A VB reader shares an open letter to Cllr Pugh suggesting he (and invites all other councillors too) shadow a care worker for a day.
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As England stalls, campaigners urge action on the dangers of pavement parking
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On The Wight reader Badgie Thomas believes the council is no place for party politics. What do you think?
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Expensive Rwanda deal questioned in Letter to the Editor, highlighting UK's real challenges
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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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Southern Vectis were asked to offer a reduced £1 bus fare on the day of Isle of Wight climate change marches in order to encourage residents to take the bus rather than drive to take part. According to this reader they refused.
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Concerned for the safety of school children and pedestrians during the period of extra heavy traffic due to the Arreton road works, this Godshill resident is asking for help from the council or Island Roads to improve the situation.
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This reader asks others to join the letter-writing campaign to urge the Government to reform parts of the Zoo Licensing Act 1981 to prohibit the keeping of elephants in zoos. She explains why here
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Bob Blocksidge says the reason given by management for pursuing the change in working conditions is to reduce cost and to maximise efficiency, despite a £139m trading profit.
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This reader asks why the Conservative government need a plan to fix things if they have been in power for over a decade
