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• New Company To Bid For Digital Radio Licence On The Isle Of Wight

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• Police Respond To Anti-Social Behaviour Involving Electric Motorbikes In Puckpool

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• New Records Set Following ‘Extraordinary’ Walk The Wight

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• Appeal Launched Following Ryde Cashpoint Theft

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• Islanders Urged To Make Sure They're 'Emergency Ready'

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• Operation Sceptre - A Number Of Surrender Bins Across Isle Of Wight

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• Man Jailed For Ryde Burglary And Knife Offences

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• Top Marks For Gurnard Primary Playground Project

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• Food And Fuel Support Extended For Island Families In Need

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• Hovertravel Releases More Than 60 Late Flights For July And August

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