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Young people from Sandown and Lake Youth Forum create powerful and thought-provoking film about living in the Bay area, tackling tough issues and celebrating the beauty of the Isle of Wight. Watch it here
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Children's Mental Health Week highlights the importance of support for young people. Urgent action is needed from the government to address decreased funding and lack of resources, says the NEU
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Sandown Town Council approves 49.9 per cent council tax increase, affecting Band D properties to rise from £145.70 to £218.40 per year, with £500,000 provision for public works loan criticised
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"I am not willing to see this town go backward," says the Mayor as he explains why Band C council tax payers will see a 24p per week increase to the Ryde Town Council part of their council tax
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The money has been used to prevent and address violence against women and girls, neighbourhood crime and anti-social behaviour
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It was the first in-person prize-giving ceremony for two years, celebrating young people's achievements in the face of adversity
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The weather and new setting for Ventnor Day was perfect. All those who took part have been thanked by the Mayor
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The Network Ryde plot at Quarry Road allotments has been one of Covid's successes, providing purpose and education for young people in Ryde
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Donna Jones pledges to make anti-social behaviour a priority, carry on investing in youth services and do a complete overhaul of the 101 and 999 services
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The first tranche of Liberal Democrat candidates are announced for the May Isle of Wight council elections. Put the names to the faces within
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Local councils say the Isle of Wight council acknowledges they played an important role in supporting vulnerable people during the Covid outbreak, but then rewards them by imposing further burdens on them
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As well as a reduction in the local portion of council tax Newport and Carisbrooke residents have to pay for local services, the council share details of new things they will be supporting in the coming year
