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The Newport and District branch of Isle of Wight Labour Party has been reformed, with membership of over 200 in the town’s seven wards and nearly 50 in nearby villages.
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Isle of Wight Youth Trust say the CQC report is a clear indication that mental health services for young people on the Isle of Wight are out-of-touch with the needs of young Islanders. They say they're committed to working with the NHS to improve the level of care available.
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The Isle of Wight Council said swift action had been taken to make improvements at its Seagulls Nursing Home and the council immediately implemented an action plan after the unannounced visit.
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Another witness appeal from Police, this one in relation to a man being assaulted with a metal pole in Shanklin
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Police ask public to be vigilant during he summer holidays looking out for possible metal thieves
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Police appeal for anyone who might have been victim to lead thefts
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Isle of Wight's Wave Project can help children's mental health through surf therapy. Show your support and donate to the project today
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In a report going to cabinet next week, the council has said prior to the partnership its public health function was not performing, nor fulfilling its duties, due to a lack of specialist staff
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In light of the recent 'Access to CAMHS' report, Peter Shreeve says schools are working hard picking up the pieces of a system with increasingly fewer resources and hence failing so many children and young people
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Cameron Palin says he has seen first hand how young people have been failed by the Isle of Wight NHS Trust and CAMHS and how GPs could work closer with mental health support, hospital and schools.
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Mental health expert, Cllr Michael Lilley, said "we need real leadership within our community to lead our mental health services to the quality that residents deserve".
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People who are having a mental health crisis are not always receiving care and support when and where they need it, the regulator has found.
