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VB reader David Nove is confused over the rules of booking tickets online (free) or booking advance tickets in person (£4). With both, you ultimately have to go to the ticket office.
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Tony Kelly is back with more news on inconsiderate placing of road signs
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One reader is concerned about the disregard of pedestrians when workman prop up their road signs.
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New wheelie bin was placed 2/3 ft away from the kerb. Got a 'not kerbside' sticker, but rubbish not collected. What's your experience been?
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Letter to the Editor over the issue of councillors shadowing care workers.
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Peter Lloyd responds to Cllr Webster's claim that she and Cllr Giles were successful in convincing their 'fellow Conservative members' that East Cowes was in need of a little TLC. Totally ignoring the 1,800 signature petition by members of the public.
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Sheila Ferguson was stunned to discover last night that she could not use her over 60s bus pass after 11pm and asks why not!
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One residents shares her views of the missed opportunity for councillors at last night's meeting when some made derisory comments about public opinion on how to improve the Island.
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VB reader Ron Chonner is back with another Letter to the Editor. To be taken with a pinch of salt ;-)
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VB reader, Louis Lawrence shares his views on the demise of the High Street and the role the Isle of Wight council play in its future.
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John questions if broadband for the Island is the right place to be spending council money.
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Robert Wilkinson says he's been given a death sentence by NHS Fuding Board who have denied funding for a new drug that could improve his quality of life as he faces up to terminal cancer.
