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Toogether 2020 to bring 808 State, LTJ Bukem, Roni Size and loads more to the Isle of Wight this summer

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Last year saw the first Toogether Festival take place on the Isle of Wight.

It was two years in the making, and following the event, organisers vowed to come back bigger and better in 2020.

Well they’ve certainly delivered on that promise by securing the legendary 808 State (live band), LTJ Bukem, Roni Size, Kosheen (live band) and Stanton Warriors who will all be joining the Toogether party this summer.

stanton warriors at fabric live
Stanton Warriors © Fabric London

A mix of funk, soul, indie pop, hip hop, house, trance, techno and drum n bass, the organisers have pulled together an incredible line-up.

The line-up so far
This year the event is spread over three days (31st July to 2nd August) and takes place at Sandown Airport. Organisers say there’ll be more added to the line-up, but here’s the roll call so far. It’s pretty spectacular ….

Grab your tickets before Sunday
Toogether 2020 takes place between Friday 31st July and Sunday 2nd August at Sandown Airport. 

Early bird tickets, priced at just £15 per day for an adult ticket, end Sunday 9th February. This is an incredible offer and not to be missed. Buy today.

The best place to stay in touch with regular updates is Toogether’s Facebook Page

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pallance
20, March 2013 4:04 pm

Surely the Boy couldn’t get away with redirecting Central Government cash for Coastal Management to other departments, could he???

pallance
20, March 2013 4:06 pm

Bu the time we get rid of this corrupt and autocratic council, they will have raped our Island of anything worth having and we will lose the one thing we need, visitor attractions.

Crouchie
20, March 2013 4:23 pm

As I keep posting on numerous issues.Why no consultation or debate for the Island Electorate on matters that have such a significant impact, not just on our lives but our Children,Grandchildren and future generations. This is no place for a non elected officer to be making such an important descision under “Delegated Powers”. Stop this Fiasco NOW and debate any change after May 2nd. What’s the Rush… Read more »

pallance
Reply to  Crouchie
20, March 2013 4:27 pm

Crouchie, whilst agreeing with your sentiments 100%, I greatly fear that voter apathy might prevail and this bunch of worthless villains might get back in.

Crouchie
20, March 2013 5:53 pm

Re Pallance’s comment, I know we are singing from the same song sheet,my concerns are the same as yours.I will not stop trying to talk to my friends,work colleagues and fellow Islanders in trying to stop these Despots destroy this Island where I was born and my Children and Grandchildren live. The Truth about Children’s Services,Riverside Centre,Educational Standards ETC,ETc,(The list is endless )can now be seen by… Read more »

peaceful_life
20, March 2013 6:10 pm

Ironically…this is but one of the many areas where the UK shcould/could be creating employment, yet blinded by the futile obsession with ‘growth’.

I wonder could someone help me with my question please…….does the coastal management team’s jurisdication reach to possible areas of marine conservation zones?

Thanks.

DavidBartlett
Reply to  peaceful_life
21, March 2013 3:43 pm

@peaceful_life:
TheCoastal Management Team look after the shore between low water to high water; marine conservation areas – where Natural Engalnd want to protect certain habitats or rare species – are beyond its remit.

peaceful_life
Reply to  DavidBartlett
21, March 2013 6:03 pm

Many thanks David.

Indeed, Natural England need to be hot on conservation.

Perish the thought of new ‘tech’ methods such as ‘seabed mining’ should take an interest around the island shores.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21774447

Janet Scott
20, March 2013 6:25 pm

A whopping great hole has appeared at the bottom of Kings Bay Rd. Ventnor on the cliff top. Who says we don’t need a Coastal Management Team !

steephilljack
Reply to  Janet Scott
20, March 2013 8:38 pm

Quite a few cliff-falls after the wettest year ever recorded 2012. Totland to Colwell defences broken and closed. Landslip from Bonchurch to Shanklin closed. St.Helens to Priory Bay closed. Sandown to Culver Down closed. Lots more that I don’t know about I’m sure: add yours to this list…. Plenty of properties on the brink of the cliff. Who needs a coastal path ? Who needs a Walking… Read more »

tryme
20, March 2013 8:09 pm

I take it that Besley’s recent cartoon was fair comment, & the IWC have no wish to stop VTC from falling into the sea…

Janet Scott
Reply to  tryme
20, March 2013 8:16 pm

Correct.

steephilljack
Reply to  tryme
21, March 2013 4:14 am

@ tryme: “the IWC have no wish to stop VTC from falling into the sea…”
The IWC would like to bury all those commies and anarchists who live in the Undercliff: that’s the plan!
All they need is plenty more rain.

chas
21, March 2013 9:27 am

‘Steephilljacks’
Your comments sum it all up , this bunch of idiots are destroying our Island with the Delegated Decisions or should we say Secret Decisions ….what the council forgets Is that they are Public Servants and we are the Public who pay their wages and pensions

Meursault
21, March 2013 10:26 am

The Island’s Coastal Management Team were once the leading lights in terms of global coastal management, and with that came £m’s of funding for the Island’s coast. The loss of expertise = loss of access to funding. A very short-sighted decision that will cost the Island much more than the simple savings from a few officers salaries. Senior officers should be looking for savings closer to home… Read more »

RJC
21, March 2013 10:42 am

When the baby kissers come knocking at your door in the coming weeks, ask them if Stuart Love is going to be an officer in their new setup. Tell them you will not vote for them unless they give you a straight yes/no answer.

Stewart Blackmore
21, March 2013 1:03 pm

You might describe me as one of the ‘baby kissers’ then RJC! All will, of course, depend on the make up of the Council on 3rd May. One thing you can be sure of – if there is a Tory majority then Mr Love will probably be safe. The ONLY way things can change is if there is a major change in the make of representatives at… Read more »

RJC
22, March 2013 7:05 am

That’s a shame, I have voted labour all my life, but they stand a snowballs chance in hell this time. I shall probably be tactical this time like a lot of voters, so as to have a good chance of unseating the conservatives. You could be lucky if your people vote for the man and not the party. Depends on who I get standing for me before… Read more »

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