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34 years ago, when there was nothing to skate on the Isle of Wight, a group of skateboarders built a half pipe in a friend's field. Some say it went on to become one of the best in Europe
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"Little Princess Trust"
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Here’s the full distressing story of how an 86 year old man was left on a bitterly cold pavement for three hours after breaking his hip, waiting for an ambulance to arrive. It leaves us wondering - how frequently this kind of thing is happening?
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The public event takes place on 24th May, is free to attend, but you must register in advance
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Leadership transition at Independent Arts Isle of Wight with new CEO appointed
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In the light of more Isle of Wight schools looking to become academies, Peter Shreeve shares some facts about whether they are effective at improving educational outcomes
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The National Education Union says they need to see the full details of the teacher-assessment process as soon as possible, so that they can help support it
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All staff currently providing community dental services will be transferring to Somerset Partnership and all clinics will be in the same location.
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Learn about restoring ecosystems during the Rewilding Open Day at the Biosphere Festival
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There's so much to be gained from volunteering a little of your time. The Volunteer Centre can help you learn about the benefits and range of roles from over 30 IW organisations.
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Papa Owl Awards celebrate invention, creativity, skill development, the recognition of creative thought and fighting against the odds of life to achieve extraordinary things on the Island. Tonight (Monday) you'll be able to nominate for the Wise Old Owl Awards and on Wednesday for the Little Owl Award.
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The Isle of Wight MP is urging householders to think about switching electricity suppliers after new figures show take up on the Isle of Wight is lower than many other parts of the country.
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More than 3,000 children in the south east were hospitalised for self-harm last year. The ‘Call for Help’ campaign launches with the aim to raise funds for Childline, so every child has someone to talk to.
