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Having sailed as a child, David Mohyuddin QC is looking forward to returning to the water now he lives by the sea
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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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Sailors are desperate to get back out on their boats and the Round the Island Race is being tipped as one of the biggest events to be staged since the UK’s first lockdown a year ago
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New Zealand Royal Yacht Squadron have accepted the challenge from Cowes RYS for the 37th America's Cup, which is massive news for the Island. It could lead to a one-off defense race next year between Ben Ainslie's Ineos team and Emirates Team New Zealand
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Raising money for Mountbatten throughout March this year. Find out how you can get involved with this Swim the Wight initiative
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Despite living with Fibromyalgia, eight damaged discs in his spine, Arthritis and Tempro-mandibular dysfunction disorder Ian Gregory is planning to carry on with his fundraising challenges for Prostate Cancer UK
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The WLWM Time Trial Series begins next month, but in the meantime, Clint Oliver represented the Island in a virtual race
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The money raised to cover the fines will be invested in the maintenance of the club buildings
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A total to 42 people have donated from as little of £5 to as much as £100 to help cover the fines issued to the volunteers who were painting the building
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Cllr Jordan explains how there might not have been a Pool for the council to secure a grant for, had it not been for Ryde Town Council over the past year
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Isle of Wight Council officers worked closely with staff and trustees of the Waterside Community Trust to put forward a bid
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The decision is terrible news for everyone associated with the club and for those at Smallbrook Stadium
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Show your support for the Isle of Wight's independent Skate Shop, Wight Trash today and you'll be rewarded
