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Given the heavy rain in the last two nights it’s not surprising to read of ‘sewage overflow’ reports from Surfers Against Sewage again today
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Sports
Residents on the Isle of Wight love their sport, it’s another one of those things that bring communities together. We published regular updates for cricket, sailing, speedway and football from local clubs.
If you have sports news to share, get in touch and we’ll share it with our wide readership.
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A total of £220 in entry fees was raised for the Northwood House and Park Tennis Courts Fund to help maintain the five courts
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Although the predicted rain held off, conditions were not ideal with strong gusts over Freshwater Bay and a southerly crosswind along the Military Road which challenged the riders’ bike handling skills to the limits
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This game was held to commemorate the life of John Adams, a great servant of Ventnor Rugby Club since the 1970s
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A whopping £8,000 was raised from this year's Wayfarers Randonnee, all going to good causes on the Isle of Wight
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The Isle of Wight council explain in a bit more detail about how the rolling road closures work and where will have longer closures for the Tour of Britain cycle race
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The perseverance of George Wilks and the CycleWight advocacy group has paid off, as signage for the Undercliff as a leisure route goes up
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The eighth stage finale culminates in a two kilometre climb up the Trust’s Needles Headland, with the last 400m to the New Battery making it the toughest ending to any Tour of Britain in modern history
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The boats were named in recognition of the contribution members have made to the club over 60 years, as well as those of the sponsors
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The 220-mile cycle ride was raising money for the Care of Police Survivors charity
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The Isle of Wight 16-year-old had only signed to the Club the day before and managed to score a record-breaking goal during his first match the following day
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The first swimmer competed the swim in just over one hour 30 minutes with the final swimmer finishing in just under two hours
