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Those in attendance have pledged to return next week if the Government fails to step down if a vote of No Confidence is passed, or they ignore legislation decided upon by Parliament.
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Conservative Isle of Wight MP, Robert Seely, made his views known yesterday - to a mixed response - and this Saturday Islanders For Europe and The Labour Party are planning protests in Newport.
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Find out who you can vote for, where to vote and other useful facts about this Thursday's elections for South East region MEPs taking place on the Isle of Wight.
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At the MEP hustings for European Parliamentary Elections, the UKIP candidate said he wouldn’t be able to get a job picking tomatoes on the Isle of Wight. OnTheWight contacted the company to find out the facts.
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Six MEP candidates from the South East region took questions from members of the public at the engaged hustings, organised by Islanders for Europe. Read our comprehensive report.
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See the list of candidates for each party in the European Parliamentary elections which take place on 23rd May.
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Candidates or representatives from all the political parties standing in the South East region have been invited to take part in the Hustings. Book your seat now.
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Over 100 Islanders watched the front of the march set off at midday, and they were still marching through central London at 5pm. Report, photos and video within.
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Continuing OnTheWight’s series about young Islanders doing positive things with their lives, we meet Cameron Palin. 16-years-old and involved in many causes important to the Isle of Wight community.
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Green Party co-leader and MP, Caroline Lucas, was on the Isle of Wight again last weekend, this time in support of Isle of Wight Pride.
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Isle of Wight Green Party spokesperson, Vix Lowthion, spoke out as part of the 'Is It Worth It' countrywide bus tour this week. Watch the video.
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Speaking from a position of knowledge, Nick Stuart says there's no chance of creating new trade deals around the world that will even begin to replace the damage of Brexit.
