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Luisa DeJean's book, Hidden Torture A Face Behind A Masquerade Mask, is a complex testimony of living in a dysfunctional family, with physical and sexual abuse at the hands of a volatile, but clever stepfather. Details within
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Two incidents were reported to the Health and Safety Executive during August and September, both resulting in affected staff members unable to work for more than a week
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The fete will once again be supporting Wessex Cancer Trust’s Portsmouth Daisy Bus, which provides invaluable help for those on the Isle of Wight needing treatment on the mainland.
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Officers safeguarded 28 potential victims and made 48 arrests during the operation that ran between Monday 13th – Friday 19thMay.
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The CLA warn during lambing season that "livestock worrying" can have serious effects on animals including stress, injury, abortion and death, with several incidents reported in 2019 already.
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After the nine month old dog was seen swimming out to sea by a Wightlink customer, staff at the ferry terminal sprang into action to rescue the exhausted animal.
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Wessex Cancer Trust’s Daisy Buses provide invaluable help for those on the Isle of Wight needing treatment on the mainland. Join in the fundraising this Saturday at Freshwater Court Fete.
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The couple and a man in his 70s had used a mobile phone to urgently seek help as they desperately struggled in mud at Thorness
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Wessex Cancer Trust's Daisy Buses provide invaluable help for those on the Isle of Wight needing treatment on the mainland. Join in the fundraising this Saturday at the 13th Freshwater Court Spring Fete.
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Last year, the NSPCC spoke to more than 170 children on the Isle of Wight about how to keep themselves safe from abuse. The NSPCC is now calling for more specialist police training.
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Fraudsters who deliberately targeted elderly and vulnerable residents across the Isle of Wight with loft insulation spray they didn’t need, have been convicted.
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Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column. Always a great read.
