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The Leader of the Isle of Wight LibDems says that if the Prime Minister breaks his firm promise not to have an election, the most important decision for the Island is to think again and vote to stop Brexit.
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This older reader - who doesn't have a smart phone or knowledge of Apps - is concerned about the new Sainsbury's Nectar trial on the Isle of Wight. He feels there hasn't been enough information provided by the supermarket he loyally shops in each month.
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One reader is concerned about the disregard of pedestrians when workman prop up their road signs.
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VB published open letter to the council from VB reader Hazel Wyld regarding adult social care
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Nick Stuart is calling on Bob Seely and the Government to ensure visa-free entry for Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion
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This reader believes the Government are ignoring the Coronavirus science, rather than following it
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With the prospect of a general election the Green Party Prospective Parliamentary Candidate asks whether we could see real, significant alliances on the Isle of Wight. Vix says thousands hope so, and some are trying to make it happen.
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Following the emotional insight into Rio Ferdinand’s grief following the death of his wife Rebecca on BBC's 'Being Mum and Dad' programme, the NSPCC share some helpful advice on how to talk to children about the loss of a loved one.
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Open letter to the council and MP by Newport resident unhappy with PFI decisions
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Reader Ron Chonner urges readers to write to the their MP about the prospect of prisoners being allowed to vote
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Given the high number of Alzheimer's sufferers on the Isle of Wight, this Letter from David Moorse will strike a chord with many.
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This reader shares their reflections on the Isle of Wight's shift in political landscape post-election
