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This reader shares their view on how the Prime Minister repeatedly told Parliament and the British public that there were no parties at Downing Street and the law wasn’t being broken
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Undercliff residents says Island Roads may be required to answer questions about the situation, but it is the Council who must facilitate the process and to simply pass the buck is unacceptable.
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This reader's Letter to the Editor dissects the Conservative government's actions, the opposition's role, and the need for genuine alternatives in politics
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David Walter from Wellow shares his view on the response by Island Roads we published last week on the seven week Bouldnor Road closure.
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One mother shares her views on the changes to discretionary concessionary fares for faith schools on the Island
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This reader says the video from 10 Downing Street "displayed a pervasive culture that is rotten to the core at the heart of UK government"
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After 37 years of daily looking after their brain-damaged son, recent forced cutbacks make Isle of Wight couple in their 70s feel they have no option but to give up caring for their son.
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Bob Seely faces criticism for his recent radio interview, election leaflet choices, voting record and political stance
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Thomas believes the council should be looking to protect local employers as well as core services, saying local ISPs may suffer because of their decision to give BT £3.65m in the rural broadproject rollout project.
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It appears that neither Island Roads, nor the Isle of Wight council, have any motivation in helping this Newport pensioner get out and about on his mobility scooter.
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There's not a person on the Island who doesn't want our roads to be rescued from years of council under-investment - but is committing Islanders to a 25-year contract the only way to fix them? Here's a list of unanswered questions - worrying, as Conservative councillors aim to vote it through Wednesday night.
