·3 min read
This reader believes there are too many unknowns around the PTEC project and that the development application should be put to one side
Letter to the Editor
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·2 min read
This is the view (or rather lack of it) from a popular advertised 'viewpoint' on the Isle of Wight. This reader ask whose responsibility it is to maintain the hedges to ensure that visitors and residents do actually see a view when they sit on the benches provided.
·1 min read
Capitalist ideology meets with criticism for its impact on Isle of Wight's services and this reader believes only the Green Party is able to turn things around
·5 min read
This reader believes that both the main political parties must take responsibility for the "sorry dilemma they have put this country in" as he steps back to reflect on the nuclear industry, engineering and how the NHS is quietly being privatised
·4 min read
Wightlink comes under scrutiny as £77m profits since 2017 revealed and £8m paid in dividends in 2022, despite public subsidy; an investigation by the Department for Transport is urged
·1 min read
One reader says she is fed up with hearing sound bites from the Isle of Wight MP.
·1 min read
This reader, who wants to help return the butterfly population to what he remembers from his childhood, would like to know why butterfly pupae is not available to the general public
·2 min read
Expensive Rwanda deal questioned in Letter to the Editor, highlighting UK's real challenges
·1 min read
The former head of the Post Office is honoured, but questions remain says this News OnTheWight reader
·1 min read
NEU representative voices concerns over primary school closures and poverty on the Isle of Wight
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This teddy was dropped when Lisa’s eight-year-old grandson was leaving the hospital last month after developing acute gastroenteritis. He is so heartbroken that Lisa is offering a £100 reward for the teddy’s return
·1 min read
People more often put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard) in order to express their concern or dissatisfaction about something, so it's great to receive a letter praising someone for their work.
