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Nominate your favorite sportsmen and women of all ages before midnight on Monday to recognise outstanding achievement, service and promote sporting talent on the Island
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The Isle of Wight Army Cadet Force welcomed 26 new cadets who completed basic recruit training in drill, first aid, military knowledge and more, during a passing out parade attended by family, friends and other cadet volunteers
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15-year-old Hudson Barker wins Wightlink's Most Responsible Angler of 2022 award for his sensible conduct while fishing on Ryde Pier, impressing officials with his perseverance and attitude towards angling
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The Woodland Trust launches a competition for young people to win funding for environmental projects to tackle climate change, with a £20,000 prize pool and mentorship from industry experts
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West Wight Sports and Community Centre are hosting a public meeting next week to address escalating criminal and nuisance behaviour
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Isle of Wight Council is offering £240,000 in grants to support local initiatives helping vulnerable families with food, utilities and warmth
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£4,000 commission offered for artists to work with young people in Ventnor to create youth-friendly creative space in February and March
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Here's one to show the kids or grandkids when they get home from school today
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Although there has been a rise in the number of scarlet fever cases, there are no iGAS cases reported on the Isle of Wight
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The Girling family's LEGO Star Wars themed Christmas light display has returned to Sandown and features eight large lightsabres, a kid's sit-in X-wing, three tie fighters, Santa, and more
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Ryde Academy students collected Christmas treats for local community hub Aspire Ryde through the school's house system, with Blue house winning the most points
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Karen Marchant, whose 15-year-old daughter was killed by a drink driver, is urging people not to take the risk this winter and is supporting Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary’s Op Holly campaign
