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Concerned Aunt appeals for advice from readers on how to help her teenage niece who is addicted to gaming on a large scale.
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This reader has personal experience and believes Government sanctions are driving people to consider taking their own lives.
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Mayor of Yarmouth, Steve Cowley, says Island Roads failed to plan work adequately and did not consult with the local community. He's concerned other villages and towns across the Island might suffer as a result of similar failures.
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Retired Hack says he's "hugely disappointed" by the County Press coverage of the inquest into David Green's death.
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Devon explains why he and his friends are forced to leave families on the Island to find work that isn't just seasonal.
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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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This OnTheWight reader publicly thanks a fell ow Islander who came to her aid after a nasty fall.
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High quality Head teachers with strong, long-lived experience are essential if Island schools are to achieve their potential.
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Steve's heard about a sheme where unwanted Winter Fuel Allowance is donated to those in need via Foodbanks.
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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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Chale resident Mike Starke shares a letter sent today to Royal Mail's Delivery Sector Manager, Joe Harris-Cormack, who has recently written to some residents and businesses about changes to delivery services on the Island.
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Carolyn Davies shares some detail of the good work of a couple of Islanders during the flooding from the recent storms.
