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    CAT CENTRE CELEBRATING 65 YEARS HELPING ISLE OF WIGHT CATS
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    CAT CENTRE CELEBRATING 65 YEARS HELPING ISLE OF WIGHT CATS

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    7th June 2026
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    CHIEF CONSTABLE ASKS FOR £15 RISE IN COUNCIL TAX TO HELP FUND POLICE
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    DAYLIGHT BREAK-IN ATTEMPT INVOLVING KNIFE LEADS TO 2 ARRESTS

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    7th June 2026
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    BROADWAY CLOSED AS MOTORCYCLE AND CAR COLLIDE AT SANDOWN JUNCTION
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    YOUNG MOTORCYCLIST SUFFERS SERIOUS LEG INJURY IN SANDOWN SMASH

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    7th June 2026
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    ICE HOCKEY LIVES ON AS ISLE OF WIGHT DUO SELECTED FOR UK’S BIGGEST CHARITY TOURNAMENT
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    ICE HOCKEY LIVES ON AS ISLE OF WIGHT DUO SELECTED FOR UK’S BIGGEST CHARITY TOURNAMENT

    Mackenzie Whittaker - Digital News ReporterbyMackenzie Whittaker - Digital News Reporter
    7th June 2026
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    CLOSE FINISHES AND GUSTY CONDITIONS WRAP UP WILLIAMS SPRING SERIES
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    CLOSE FINISHES AND GUSTY CONDITIONS WRAP UP WILLIAMS SPRING SERIES

    Mackenzie Whittaker - Digital News ReporterbyMackenzie Whittaker - Digital News Reporter
    7th June 2026
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    Isle of Wight Heritage

    WOOLWORTHS – WHEN EVERY ISLAND TOWN HAD A ‘WOOLIES’

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    7th June 2026
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    BROADWAY CLOSED AS MOTORCYCLE AND CAR COLLIDE AT SANDOWN JUNCTION
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    BROADWAY CLOSED AS MOTORCYCLE AND CAR COLLIDE AT SANDOWN JUNCTION

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    6th June 2026
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    WOMAN WHO DROVE 10 MILES WHILST DRUNK CAUGHT WHEN TAXI PASSENGER CALLED POLICE
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    ‘STARVING’ SHOPLIFTER REFUSED TO HAND BACK STOLEN GOODS

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    6th June 2026
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    NEW ISLE OF WIGHT POLICE AREA COMMANDER TAKES CHARGE
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    FRIENDLY RIVALRY ON THE WATER AS UKSA HOSTS WORLD BOATING DAY CHALLENGE

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    5th June 2026
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    RED SQUIRREL PROPERTY SHOP SHORTLISTED FOR 8 NATIONAL FUNDRAISING AWARDS
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    RED SQUIRREL PROPERTY SHOP SHORTLISTED FOR 8 NATIONAL FUNDRAISING AWARDS

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    5th June 2026
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    CRUMB PACT FOUNDER TURNS PASSION INTO THRIVING ISLE OF WIGHT BUSINESS
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    CRUMB PACT FOUNDER TURNS PASSION INTO THRIVING ISLE OF WIGHT BUSINESS

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    1st June 2026
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    POPULAR BRADING PUB THE BUGLE TO CLOSE ITS DOORS THIS WEEKEND
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    POPULAR BRADING PUB THE BUGLE TO CLOSE ITS DOORS THIS WEEKEND

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    30th May 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT CHEF EARNS PLACE IN UK’S TOP CULINARY COMPETITION
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    ISLE OF WIGHT CHEF EARNS PLACE IN UK’S TOP CULINARY COMPETITION

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    29th May 2026
    3
    BLACKGANG EXPRESS HITS THE TRACKS AS THEME PARK OPENS REFURBISHED FAMILY RIDE
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    BLACKGANG EXPRESS HITS THE TRACKS AS THEME PARK OPENS REFURBISHED FAMILY RIDE

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    26th May 2026
    2
    FORTUNE SLOTS CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR IN NEWPORT WITH £75 BONUS SPINS PROMOTION
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    FORTUNE SLOTS CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR IN NEWPORT WITH £75 BONUS SPINS PROMOTION

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    23rd May 2026
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    NATIONAL SUCCESS FOR ISLE OF WIGHT AI STARTUP AT UK CONSTRUCTION WEEK
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    NATIONAL SUCCESS FOR ISLE OF WIGHT AI STARTUP AT UK CONSTRUCTION WEEK

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    19th May 2026
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    Courts

    WOMAN WHO DROVE 10 MILES WHILST DRUNK CAUGHT WHEN TAXI PASSENGER CALLED POLICE
    Courts

    ‘STARVING’ SHOPLIFTER REFUSED TO HAND BACK STOLEN GOODS

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    6th June 2026
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    RIBBON CUT AS SAINSBURY’S OPENS IN RYDE
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    SANDOWN SHOPLIFTER OFFENDED JUST DAYS AFTER COURT SENTENCING

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    5th June 2026
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    LATEST CASES AT THE ISLE OF WIGHT MAGISTRATES COURT (17TH NOVEMBER – 21ST NOVEMBER)
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    LATEST CASES AT THE ISLE OF WIGHT MAGISTRATES COURT (25TH MAY – 29TH MAY 2026)

    Mackenzie Whittaker - Digital News ReporterbyMackenzie Whittaker - Digital News Reporter
    4th June 2026
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    JUDICIAL INVESTIGATION SEES CORONER HANDED FORMAL WARNING AS SERVICE CRISIS DEEPENS
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    INQUEST OPENS INTO DEATH RYDE WOMAN WHO DIED FOLLOWING COSMETIC SURGERY IN TURKEY

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    4th June 2026
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    WOMAN WHO DROVE 10 MILES WHILST DRUNK CAUGHT WHEN TAXI PASSENGER CALLED POLICE
    Courts

    CROWN COURT DATE FOR MAN ACCUSED OF POSSESSING HAND GRENADES AND AMMUNITION

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    3rd June 2026
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    Courts

    DOG WAS DESTROYED SHORTLY AFTER ATTACK LEFT WOMAN NEEDING 22 STITCHES

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    2nd June 2026
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    Sandown Coop
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    THIEF WHO REFUSED TO RETURN STOLEN WINE TO CO-OP STAFF FINED BY COURT

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    1st June 2026
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    3-CAR CRASH ON LINK ROAD SEES EMERGENCY SERVICE RESPONSE
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    MAN WHO ROLLED COMPANY CAR AFTER DRINKING ‘ALL NIGHT’ HANDED 20-MONTH BAN

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    29th May 2026
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    WOOLWORTHS – WHEN EVERY ISLAND TOWN HAD A ‘WOOLIES’

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    7th June 2026
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    LOUNGERS LOOK SET TO TRANSFORM FORMER COWES CHURCH INTO RESTAURANT
    Isle of Wight Heritage

    GRAND NEW METHODIST CHURCH OPENED IN COWES 125 YEARS AGO

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    6th June 2026
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    75 YEARS AGO A DEVASTATING FIRE DESTROYED ST LAWRENCE HALL
    Isle of Wight Heritage

    75 YEARS AGO A DEVASTATING FIRE DESTROYED ST LAWRENCE HALL

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    1st June 2026
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    Isle of Wight Heritage

    VENTNOR’S THE ROYAL – A GRAND SURVIVOR OF THE VICTORIAN AGE

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    31st May 2026
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    Isle of Wight Heritage

    DABELL’S – THE NEWPORT STORE THAT HAD EVERYTHING

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    24th May 2026
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    Isle of Wight Heritage

    WHEN EDWARD VII’S REIGN WAS NEARLY CUT SHORT OFF COWES 125 YEARS AGO

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    22nd May 2026
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    20 YEARS AGO GREEN LIGHT GIVEN TO DEMOLISH ‘GROTTIEST PUB IN BRITAIN’
    Isle of Wight Heritage

    20 YEARS AGO GREEN LIGHT GIVEN TO DEMOLISH ‘GROTTIEST PUB IN BRITAIN’

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    19th May 2026
    2
    THE 69 CLUB THAT BROUGHT THE SWINGING SIXTIES TO RYDE
    Isle of Wight Heritage

    ROYAL YORK – FROM HOSTING AN EMPRESS TO AN EMPTY EYESORE

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    17th May 2026
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    Planning

    25% FEWER NEW HOMES PLANNED BETWEEN NOW AND 2038 UNDER DRAFT PLANNING STRATEGY
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    ISLE OF WIGHT PLANNING APPLICATIONS: 5TH JUNE 2026

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    5th June 2026
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    COUNCIL REJECTS RYDE HOUSING PROPOSAL AMID RESIDENTS CONCERNS
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    COUNCIL REJECTS RYDE HOUSING PROPOSAL AMID RESIDENTS CONCERNS

    Rufus Pickles - Local Democracy ReporterbyRufus Pickles - Local Democracy Reporter
    2nd June 2026
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    25% FEWER NEW HOMES PLANNED BETWEEN NOW AND 2038 UNDER DRAFT PLANNING STRATEGY
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    ISLE OF WIGHT PLANNING APPLICATIONS: 29TH MAY 2026

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    29th May 2026
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    ISLAND ROADS OBJECTS TO PLANS FOR 4 HOMES ON DEMOLISHED PUB SITE IN BEMBRIDGE
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    ISLAND ROADS OBJECTS TO PLANS FOR 4 HOMES ON DEMOLISHED PUB SITE IN BEMBRIDGE

    Rufus Pickles - Local Democracy ReporterbyRufus Pickles - Local Democracy Reporter
    28th May 2026
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    RYDE TOWN COUNCIL TO HOST TALK WITH PROSPECTIVE ICE RINK OWNERS
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    RYDE TOWN COUNCIL TO HOST TALK WITH PROSPECTIVE ICE RINK OWNERS

    Rufus Pickles - Local Democracy ReporterbyRufus Pickles - Local Democracy Reporter
    26th May 2026
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    Latest News

    BAY COULD GET ITS OWN ‘ASPIRE-STYLE’ COMMUNITY HUB UNDER NEW PLAN

    Rufus Pickles - Local Democracy ReporterbyRufus Pickles - Local Democracy Reporter
    26th May 2026
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    BAY COULD GET ITS OWN ‘ASPIRE-STYLE’ COMMUNITY HUB UNDER NEW PLAN
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    OPINIONS DIVIDED OVER PLANS FOR 5 NEW FLATS IN RYDE TOWN CENTRE

    Rufus Pickles - Local Democracy ReporterbyRufus Pickles - Local Democracy Reporter
    25th May 2026
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    DEVELOPER LOOKS TO BRING FIRE-RAVAGED PARKBURY HOTEL BACK INTO USE WITH 9 HOMES
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    DEVELOPER LOOKS TO BRING FIRE-RAVAGED PARKBURY HOTEL BACK INTO USE WITH 9 HOMES

    Rufus Pickles - Local Democracy ReporterbyRufus Pickles - Local Democracy Reporter
    22nd May 2026
    3

    Property

    STRUCTURALLY DAMAGED SEA VIEW BUNGALOW AMONG ISLE OF WIGHT PROPERTY AUCTION LOTS
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    STRUCTURALLY DAMAGED SEA VIEW BUNGALOW AMONG ISLE OF WIGHT PROPERTY AUCTION LOTS

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    30th May 2026
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    RYDE TOWN COUNCIL TO AUCTION VECTIS HALL AFTER YEARS OF TAXPAYER SPENDING
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    RYDE TOWN COUNCIL TO AUCTION VECTIS HALL AFTER YEARS OF TAXPAYER SPENDING

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    29th May 2026
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    FORMER SHANKLIN HOTEL AMONG THE LOTS SOLD IN LATEST CLIVE EMSON PROPERTY AUCTION
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    FORMER SHANKLIN HOTEL AMONG THE LOTS SOLD IN LATEST CLIVE EMSON PROPERTY AUCTION

    Mackenzie Whittaker - Digital News ReporterbyMackenzie Whittaker - Digital News Reporter
    11th May 2026
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    HISTORIC SEAVIEW HOTEL HITS MARKET FOR FIRST TIME IN OVER 65 YEARS
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    HISTORIC SEAVIEW HOTEL HITS MARKET FOR FIRST TIME IN OVER 65 YEARS

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    7th April 2026
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    STRONG DEMAND SEES ISLE OF WIGHT PROPERTIES SMASH GUIDE PRICES AT AUCTION
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    STRONG DEMAND SEES ISLE OF WIGHT PROPERTIES SMASH GUIDE PRICES AT AUCTION

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    28th March 2026
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    SEAVIEW’S SALTERNS HOLIDAY VILLAGE GOES UP FOR SALE FOR £5MILLION
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    SALTERNS HOLIDAY VILLAGE RETURNS TO MARKET AT HALF ITS PREVIOUS ASKING PRICE

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    21st March 2026
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    GOING, GOING, GONE! ISLE OF WIGHT LOTS SOLD IN LATEST CLIVE EMSON AUCTION
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    GOING, GOING, GONE! ISLE OF WIGHT LOTS SOLD IN LATEST CLIVE EMSON AUCTION

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    14th February 2026
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    TOWN COUNCIL BUYS ‘RANSOM’ STRIP OF LAND AT SANDOWN’S DERELICT OCEAN HOTEL

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    13th February 2026
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    READERS’ GALLERY: SUNDAY 28TH APRIL 2023

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    30th April 2023
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    READERS’ GALLERY: SUNDAY 23RD APRIL 2023

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    23rd April 2023
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    READERS’ GALLERY: SUNDAY 9TH APRIL 2023

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    9th April 2023
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    READERS’ GALLERY: SUNDAY 26TH MARCH 2023

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    26th March 2023
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    19th March 2023
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    READERS’ GALLERY: SUNDAY 5TH MARCH 2023

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    5th March 2023
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    Lottery

    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 11TH JULY 2025
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 5TH JUNE 2026

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    5th June 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 11TH JULY 2025
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 29TH MAY 2026

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    29th May 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 11TH JULY 2025
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 15TH MAY 2026

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    22nd May 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 11TH JULY 2025
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    15th May 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 11TH JULY 2025
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 8TH MAY 2026

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    8th May 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 11TH JULY 2025
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 1ST MAY 2026

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    1st May 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 11TH JULY 2025
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 24TH APRIL 2026

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    24th April 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY RESULTS: 11TH JULY 2025
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    17th April 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT BAKER TO SHOW OFF HIS FIRST THEATRE PRODUCTION AT VENTNOR FRINGE

    ISLE OF WIGHT BAKER TO SHOW OFF HIS FIRST THEATRE PRODUCTION AT VENTNOR FRINGE

    RSPCA ISLE OF WIGHT ENCOURAGES CYCLISTS TO SADDLE UP FOR RED SQUIRREL RIDE

    RSPCA ISLE OF WIGHT ENCOURAGES CYCLISTS TO SADDLE UP FOR RED SQUIRREL RIDE

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    ICE HOCKEY LIVES ON AS ISLE OF WIGHT DUO SELECTED FOR UK’S BIGGEST CHARITY TOURNAMENT

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    CAT CENTRE CELEBRATING 65 YEARS HELPING ISLE OF WIGHT CATS
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    CAT CENTRE CELEBRATING 65 YEARS HELPING ISLE OF WIGHT CATS

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    7th June 2026
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    CHIEF CONSTABLE ASKS FOR £15 RISE IN COUNCIL TAX TO HELP FUND POLICE
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    DAYLIGHT BREAK-IN ATTEMPT INVOLVING KNIFE LEADS TO 2 ARRESTS

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    7th June 2026
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    BROADWAY CLOSED AS MOTORCYCLE AND CAR COLLIDE AT SANDOWN JUNCTION
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    YOUNG MOTORCYCLIST SUFFERS SERIOUS LEG INJURY IN SANDOWN SMASH

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    7th June 2026
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    ICE HOCKEY LIVES ON AS ISLE OF WIGHT DUO SELECTED FOR UK’S BIGGEST CHARITY TOURNAMENT
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    ICE HOCKEY LIVES ON AS ISLE OF WIGHT DUO SELECTED FOR UK’S BIGGEST CHARITY TOURNAMENT

    Mackenzie Whittaker - Digital News ReporterbyMackenzie Whittaker - Digital News Reporter
    7th June 2026
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    CLOSE FINISHES AND GUSTY CONDITIONS WRAP UP WILLIAMS SPRING SERIES
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    CLOSE FINISHES AND GUSTY CONDITIONS WRAP UP WILLIAMS SPRING SERIES

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    7th June 2026
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    WOOLWORTHS – WHEN EVERY ISLAND TOWN HAD A ‘WOOLIES’

    Warren Whitmore - Digital News ReporterbyWarren Whitmore - Digital News Reporter
    7th June 2026
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    BROADWAY CLOSED AS MOTORCYCLE AND CAR COLLIDE AT SANDOWN JUNCTION
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    BROADWAY CLOSED AS MOTORCYCLE AND CAR COLLIDE AT SANDOWN JUNCTION

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    6th June 2026
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    WOMAN WHO DROVE 10 MILES WHILST DRUNK CAUGHT WHEN TAXI PASSENGER CALLED POLICE
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    ‘STARVING’ SHOPLIFTER REFUSED TO HAND BACK STOLEN GOODS

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
    6th June 2026
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    NEW ISLE OF WIGHT POLICE AREA COMMANDER TAKES CHARGE
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    FRIENDLY RIVALRY ON THE WATER AS UKSA HOSTS WORLD BOATING DAY CHALLENGE

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    5th June 2026
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    RED SQUIRREL PROPERTY SHOP SHORTLISTED FOR 8 NATIONAL FUNDRAISING AWARDS
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    RED SQUIRREL PROPERTY SHOP SHORTLISTED FOR 8 NATIONAL FUNDRAISING AWARDS

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    5th June 2026
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    CRUMB PACT FOUNDER TURNS PASSION INTO THRIVING ISLE OF WIGHT BUSINESS
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    CRUMB PACT FOUNDER TURNS PASSION INTO THRIVING ISLE OF WIGHT BUSINESS

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    1st June 2026
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    POPULAR BRADING PUB THE BUGLE TO CLOSE ITS DOORS THIS WEEKEND
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    POPULAR BRADING PUB THE BUGLE TO CLOSE ITS DOORS THIS WEEKEND

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    30th May 2026
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    ISLE OF WIGHT CHEF EARNS PLACE IN UK’S TOP CULINARY COMPETITION
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    ISLE OF WIGHT CHEF EARNS PLACE IN UK’S TOP CULINARY COMPETITION

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    29th May 2026
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    BLACKGANG EXPRESS HITS THE TRACKS AS THEME PARK OPENS REFURBISHED FAMILY RIDE
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    BLACKGANG EXPRESS HITS THE TRACKS AS THEME PARK OPENS REFURBISHED FAMILY RIDE

    James Rann - Digital News ReporterbyJames Rann - Digital News Reporter
    26th May 2026
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    FORTUNE SLOTS CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR IN NEWPORT WITH £75 BONUS SPINS PROMOTION
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    FORTUNE SLOTS CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR IN NEWPORT WITH £75 BONUS SPINS PROMOTION

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    23rd May 2026
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    NATIONAL SUCCESS FOR ISLE OF WIGHT AI STARTUP AT UK CONSTRUCTION WEEK
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    NATIONAL SUCCESS FOR ISLE OF WIGHT AI STARTUP AT UK CONSTRUCTION WEEK

    Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
    19th May 2026
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    WOMAN WHO DROVE 10 MILES WHILST DRUNK CAUGHT WHEN TAXI PASSENGER CALLED POLICE
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    ‘STARVING’ SHOPLIFTER REFUSED TO HAND BACK STOLEN GOODS

    Court ReporterbyCourt Reporter
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WHAT YOU CAN AND CANNOT DO FROM THURSDAY – LOCKDOWN 2.0

Darren Toogood - EditorbyDarren Toogood - Editor
1st November 2020
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The country is being told to ‘stay at home’ from Thursday as the Government introduces a second national lockdown in a bid to save Christmas and the lives of thousands.

Stringent restrictions mean that you can only leave home for certain reasons as of 00:01 on 5th November, although this second lockdown is more relaxed than the first with schools remaining open and businesses encouraged to keep trading.

Police have the power to fine and/or charge any individual who disobeys the Government. The restrictions will be reviewed on or before 2nd December, but could well be extended to Christmas and beyond.

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From Thursday, Islanders will only be allowed to leave their home for:

  • Education
  • Work, if you cannot work from home
  • Exercise and recreation outdoors with your household, support bubble or on your own with 1 person from another household
  • Medical reasons, appointments and to escape injury or harm
  • Shopping for basic necessities, for example food and medicine, which should be as infrequent as possible
  • Providing care for vulnerable people or as a volunteer

You will only be allowed to socialise with your friends or family if you are living with them, or they are part of your support bubble – otherwise you cannot socialise with them, indoors or outdoors. People living alone will be able to form a support bubble with another household and children will still be able to see their parents if they are under 16 and their parents have separated.

Travel internationally or within the UK will not be permitted, unless for work, education or other legally permitted exemptions. Overnight stays away from primary residences will also not be allowed, except for specific exceptions including for work.

Parents will still be able to access registered childcare and other childcare activities where reasonably necessary to enable parents to work. Parents are also able to form a childcare bubble with another household for the purposes of informal childcare, where the child is 13 or under.

Clinically vulnerable individuals, or those over the age of 60, are not being urged to shield like they were in March. However, they should be especially careful to follow the rules and minimise contacts with others. Those who are clinically extremely vulnerable should not only minimise their contacts with others, but also not go to work if they are unable to work from home.

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Weddings and Funerals

The wedding industry has been thrown into turmoil once again with all weddings and civil partnership ceremonies banned, except in ‘exceptional circumstances’.

Funerals are being allowed to continue and can be attended by a maximum of 30 people. The scattering of ashes and stone settings can take place with up to 15 people.

There will be no ‘I Dos’ in November with weddings banned

Businesses to close and activities to cease

Non-essential shops, leisure and entertainment venues will be closed from Thursday including hairdressers, beauty salons and pubs, although in Lockdown 2.0 Click and Collect, delivery and takeaway services can continue. Essential shops, including supermarkets, hardware shops, vets and garden centres, will remain open.

Public services, such as job centres, courts and civil registration offices will also remain open, as will playgrounds.

Elite sports will continue to take place behind closed doors but amateur sports, such as youth and league football, must stop.

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Karn Evil 9
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5 years ago

Seems clear enough, let’s see how many moan and say that “the rules are unclear” I hope there heavy fines for anyone breaking them too.

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Opinions Matter
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I’ll second strict policing and fines for rule breakers.

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Real Islander
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For some much needed common sense, which seems to be lacking…” Great Barrington Declaration “As infectious disease epidemiologists and public health scientists we have grave concerns about the damaging physical and mental health impacts of the prevailing COVID-19 policies, and recommend an approach we call Focused Protection.
Remember SAGE projected 4000 CV deaths a day in the UK During the height of the pandemic, the maximum number of global daily deaths peaked at 8514 a day SAGE therefore concluded that the UK could have a death rate 54 times higher than the worst max global death rate. They are lying to you !!!!

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Real Islander
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Your Government is being taken to court for fraud. Therefore as a .gov department responsible for that information they are acting unlawfully, with false pretence pertaining to fraud.

1. 25 July 2020: Freedom of Information request – Full, accurate and complete disclosure of SARS-COV-2 virus records.

2. “Please provide a full, accurate and complete list of records held within your office, and or under your authority, describing the isolation of a SARS-COV-2 virus, directly taken from a symptomatic patient of COVID-19 where the sample was not first combined with any other source of genetic material (not limited but by way of example monkey kidney cells, aka vero cells, liver cancer cells) thereby eliminating contamination as a possible alternative source of sampling.

Please note isolation is used in the normally understood meaning of the word – the act of separating a thing from another. I am not referring, and hence not requesting, to isolation meaning the culture of something else, the performance of an amplification test (eg PCR test which only detect mRNA or DNA) or the sequencing of “something”.

If any records match the above description and are available to the public elsewhere, please provide enough information so that I may identify and access each record with certainty (i.e. title, author(s), date, journal, and weblink or location where the public may access it).

I remind you full, accurate and complete disclosure is required.”

2. 24 August 2020: Your request has been handled under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

“DHSC does not hold information on the isolation of a SARS-COV-2 virus.”

3. 25 August 2020: Request for internal review.

4. “There is plenty of assumptions and presumptions, however there is no definitive evidence requested in my FOI request. In order to make legislation presumptions and assumptions is a breach of duty of care and can even be gross negligence. Legislature relies upon expert opinion, and must be able to show proportionality and for the common good, failing which the legislation is null and void being against logic and reason. Accordingly you are required to provide the records upon which PHE relies upon to show it has followed its lawful obligations, and that means you are required to show evidence not based upon the opinions of others assumptions and presumptions resulting from your response to my original FOI.”

5. 28 October 2020: FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA): INTERNAL REVIEW: CASE REFERENCE IR 1243364.

“Conclusion

After careful consideration of the subject matter, I have concluded that the response you received was compliant with the requirements of the FOIA and I uphold DHSC’s statement that the Department does not hold the requested information.”

After receiving additional evidence from witnesses to COVID-1984 crimes, the initial drafting of the court papers should now be completed by close of business tomorrow.
The final drafting will be done over the weekend and Monday has been set aside by our legal team for the information to be laid in a criminal court, with summonses to follow without delay.
In addition, the People will also seek an order placing the accused under indefinite house arrest, to prevent any further government crimes being committed.

If such an order for house arrest takes effect on or by the 5th of November, that would give us all a Bonfire Night to remember, in celebration of the metaphorical blowing up of a criminal Parliament and the end of COVID-1984.

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Linda Belcher
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Are you qualified to say they are lying !!!

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Real Islander
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Plenty of doctors/virologists and professors are, for example check out one of the most qualified men…Dr Mike Yeadon Former CSO & VP Allergy Respiratory Research Pfizer Global.Who incidentally is being censored, why ?

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Taressem
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5 years ago
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Are you qualified to say that they are not?

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Smithy
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Don’t need any qualifications to see it

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Susie Brown
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5 years ago
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But who will listen? The only person your opinions matter to is you.

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Real Islander
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At the start of the year, it would have been thought literally unbelievable that 68 million people would accept a 30 day stay at home order on the basis of an unpublished theoretical model.

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Bob Frapples
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5 years ago

This is a bad Korea move

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Rog
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Norf or souf

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Hate life
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5 years ago

What an exciting winter we are all going to have 🙂

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It’s got to be done. Cheer up, hopefully this horrible virus will burn itself out next year?

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Real Islander
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It already has… if you listen to to people like Dr Mike Yeadon Former CSO & VP Allergy Respiratory Research Pfizer Global… who has more common sense than the whole of the government advisors and SAGE put together.

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If, as you state this virus has already burnt itself out, are so many still being admitted into mainland hospitals? Why are all the leaders of the world’s countries lying also. Europe, America, African countries, Asia etc etc. Why would they all lie??????

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Colin
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5 years ago

I was hoping to have a new kitchen fitted next week by 2 fitters is this allowed

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Mines a pint .
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Yes it is .

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Martyn Ritchie
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5 years ago
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NO

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Mines a pint .
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Yes it is

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Stephen Robbins
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Colin, I’m have the same problem, due to have our kitchen remodelled, with new windows, ceiling, floor,walls. Probably 6/7 different trades. Can’t see it happening now.

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Susie Brown
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Get you kitchen fitted mate. If you’ve already got it arranged go for it – you never know when it will get done otherwise. At least you’ll have a beautiful place to cook, if you can get to the stores for ingredients that is.

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Unfortunately not Colin

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Smithy
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5 years ago

Wonder if the ferries will do more this time? Hope to see no more coaches around.

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I cannot imagine Wightlink letting you remain in your car. They want you to spend money in their outrageously over priced cafe

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I know for a fact hotels have been contacted by the government and instructed to close. Not sure about the smaller privately owned establishments.

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ron
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Cannot believe how many people are still coming on the island who have cottages booked.
Throw them out.

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5 years ago
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My God, Ron, you will be like the Welsh, when they used to burn down holiday cottages in protest. Sadly we can’t stop people coming here, and they will, as we, albeit briefly are safer than many places.

I too wish we could pull up the drawbridge, but as we can’t stop the illegals coming to the UK, who have NO right to be here, we certainly can’t stop those British people who do from coming here.

Stay safe, and understand your thoughts, but world has moved on since common sense was ‘enough’

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Well woodside bay lodges wooton are shutting wed so many other places should really follow.no visitors please! If I can’t go as an islander they defo need too po

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No travel only for work purposes has been stipulated this time which is good. By rights, holidaying visitors should not be coming here

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Interesting points that probably in normal times help to keep your community afloat!
#alwaysbecarefulwhatyouwishfor
#thatdrawbridgecanalsodrownyou

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Unfortunately, these are not ‘normal times’ are they!!! It has to be done, stopping the movement of people will hopefully slow the infection rate down. Hopefully???????

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Mines a pint .
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5 years ago
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Its a free country mate. Go live in china if you don’t like it .

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Mandy
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You won’t be having your pint in any pubs for a month, so at the moment it’s not a free country is it.

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The world is suffering a pandemic. Go look this word up in the English Dictionary. People are dying and you have the bloody cheek to say it’s a free country. Words fail me. People like you are probably walking around as if nothing is going on and your bitchin’ and moaning saying it’s a free country. Get a grip.

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Real Islander
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When only 0.06% actually die and are an average age of 82 with existing problems, I think you need to educate yourself and stop believing this fear porn.

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Mines a pint .
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What concerns me is people like you blindly accept everything you are told without question .sane people do not .the governments figures have already been proved as lies .hide in your bunker if you want too .I will not .

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Deb
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Yes I agree

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Sarah
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If just had my lodge here id booked for second time ,due too the first cancelled through lockdown,cancelled on wed .i only live 10 mins away! So hopefully other holiday places follow suit.
Gutted all same .needed too get away after a tough miserable shielding stint.
Groundhog day is looming

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Linda Belcher
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5 years ago
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Perhaps you need a holiday off the island not 10 mins away lol

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Susie Brown
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Console yourself with the fact that visitors to our Island bring in huge amounts of revenue. 2nd home owners contribute massively to our economy. The entire Island’s economy would sink without visitors. And the council wouldn’t be able to empty your bins or supply public toilets and street lighting. . Then you’d have something valid to moan about.

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Mandy
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Agree visitors to the lsland contribute to the economy , but at the moment they and second home owners have been asked not to come, there’s going to be nowhere open, what’s the point.

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temperance
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Bugger! Still got to go to work.

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stephen
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well of Couse we still have to pay our taxes to keep the councils in work
its all about money

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Dave
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Will be interesting to see how many ‘visitors’ come to this Island after Thursday…

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Mandy
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The article says that police will have the power to fine or charge any individual disobeying the government, so the ferry companies are enabling people to break the law.

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Noodles
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Will expect the floating bridge will go in to lockdown aswell

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GET THE FACTS RIGHT
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I would like to make it clear for those who have been misinformed, having a LEARNING DISABILITY DOES NOT MEAN THAT A PERSON IS NOT INTELLIGENT. EINSTEIN, LEONARDO DA VINCI, RICHARD BRANSON and many other famous people are DYSLEXIC considered a LEARNING DISABILITY. I sometimes truly wonder where the real disability is, when we live in a society of IGNORANCE over INTELLIGENCE

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Sea
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Yet YOU post this on the wrong article

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Susie Brown
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Sadly I think most people here did not understand the point you’re trying to make. Unfortunate, as the post is regarding learning disabled people not being stupid.

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Simon
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Sooooo….. Let me get this right, you cant see friends or family inside or out, but you can if you’re at a funeral or wedding? Makes no sense at all.

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disillusioned
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Funerals, yes, according to the article. Weddings are banned for the duration of this lockdown though….

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Susie Brown
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Wrong, if you’re going to espouse ‘facts’, please check them first.

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Martyn Ritchie
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No weddings

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Dee
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It does nt ring right i would like to see one member of my family

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Susie Brown
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Then go and see them. Don’t follow blindly or the next thing you know you’ll have followed into all sorts of hell.

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Susie Brown
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None of makes sense mate. If wearing a mask protects you and the wearer from infection, how come the infection rate continues to rise? Not that they’re worth a damn, but ‘Government Statistics’ say 98% of the population wears a face covering. So, where’s the sense in that?

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Colin
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Can anyone tell me whether my new kitchen will be able to be fitted in a weeks time it’s all been delivered and I’ve paid for it, it’s in my garage and a spare room I have employed two kitchen fitters and a plumber to take out the existing kitchen and replace it with a new one is this going to be a load under the new rules of lockdown

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Smithy
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I would say yes as they are still working and cannot do that from home you should social distance from them though but I don’t see why not. It says workmen can work in houses.

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Drewstone
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5 years ago
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I couldn’t have mine done under first lockdown had to wait – do guess you will too matey!

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Smithy
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This time people are being encouraged to keep working

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disillusioned
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From what I understand of this coming lock down, ‘construction’ work IS allowed…

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Colin
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Thanks

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Martyn Ritchie
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5 years ago
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No one allowed in your house ,unless in your household .except for emergency .ie gas leak

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Smithy
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Not true. Look at the guidelines workman can still work in houses. They are told to keep working and you can hardly call that working from home! Just keep apart and leave them to it. You need a kitchen!

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Colin
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Thanks

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Susie Brown
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Another one making it up as they go along. YOU DIDN’T READ THE FULL GUIDELINES DID YOU?

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Mines a pint .
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5 years ago
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Yes you can have it done .construction is still working as we cannot work from home .

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Susie Brown
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Here’s an idea, why not call the people who will be fitting your kitchen? Wow, there”s a novel thought, asking someone who really will know the answer to your question. Did you really think anyone on this forum actually knows what the restrictions are? Most of them just read the headlines and make the rest up.

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Colin
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Should be allowed

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Bert
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5 years ago

Now is this LAW OR SUGGESTIONS FROM THE GOV.? WHICH ONES ARE LAW,

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Smithy
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None until they vote on it Wednesday

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What a load of Bubbles!
What a load of Bubbles!
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5 years ago

If my boy is not allowed to play football outside with ten others how is it safe for him to sit for hours in a classroom with about 30 other children and then walk past 100’s of other children around the school, then get on a bus and sit for another hour with different years?
Money , Money, Money, the government really does care about peoples life’s and families!

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Fred
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What we’re being asked to give up for one or two months is a lot less than the loss of a loved one. I will stay in doors, work from home (which is a bit awkward), and protect others so I will see my Sister in the summer on the beach and not in an early grave.

Simple stuff. The island should be proud. Despite being a holiday location and a high number of older people we’ve had some of the lowest figures. This must be because the majority are doing the right thing. Good work everyone. We will get though this, look forward and make summer 2021 the best ever! 🙂

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The Anonymous Barber
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5 years ago
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We have already done this once before and it hasn’t worked.

It is easy for yourself to say that because you can work for home, albeit it’s difficult but you still can. But for many others including myself I am unable to do that so yet again I am denied making a living .

I will leave you with Albert Einstein: The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results

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Concerned of Ryde
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It didn’t work because too many stupid people met up & spread the virus over & over again. The need to halt the transmission should be uppermost in everyone’s thoughts & deeds. PLEASE STAY AT HOME as much as possible & protect all your loved ones.

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The Anonymous Barber
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5 years ago
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What a load of tosh. Pardon?

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Susie Brown
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But they were wearing masks, wasn’t that supposed to stop the spread?

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SRichards
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5 years ago
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If only that were true this is how all our lives are going to be now until we leave this earth.Mark my words I am sorry to say

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Lea
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Wake up…weve had 1 lockdown…didnt work… 2nd wont either.all just bs.fake numbers are just to scare.its obv working! Covid just like flue is here too stay.another strategies is needed .cases dont mean deaths.

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5 years ago

Hooooray…..it states travel will not be permitted only if work related and people must stay in their primary residence. No visitors should be boarding the ferries and coming over for a jolly!!!!!

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I agree 100 % but Wightlink will take anyone’s money and let them travel. The Maritime Agency never revoked their letter to Wightlink and Red Funnel allowing passengers to stay in their vehicles. The ferry companies made their own decision to not allow passengers to stay in their cars. They want you to spend money in their cafes and shops.

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Susie Brown
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It is not the responsibility of the ferry employees to police the people who use the ferry. When will you realise that they are mariners, not monitors. Here’s an idea, instead of spouting nonsense on this forum, why not suggest to the chief of Hampshire police a uniformed constable’s presence on the ferries so your dreaded interlopers can be refuse entry?

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Mandy
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What a good idea.

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Human
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You can do this, you can’t do that, why does it matter why I’m outside as long as I’m not breathing in people’s faces? Why can’t I see a friend (especially outside where it’s not harming anyone) when children are forced to school with hundreds of others or workers are forced into confined spaces with others?

Pubs/restaurants have had to close at 10pm recently, why? Does the virus only come out at night? You’ve been able to go in and eat at a table in a confined space with more than 6 people (encouraged to in fact not long ago), but can’t go outside with more than 6 people.

Also everyone on here hating on people not from the island, the majority of businesses here rely on tourism, why does it matter if someone comes on holiday here, stays in some cottage and minds their own business? There are plenty of people here who have gone on holiday off the island, do you ever think the mainlanders don’t want us going over and spreading the virus from our scummy little island?

Maybe I will be fined for going out on a drive on my own at some point, just because some rules say I can’t, even though it doesn’t harm anyone. Could just say I’m exercising my feet and mind I suppose.

It would be nice if people could think for themselves sometimes instead of blindly following rules set by those in power who don’t even follow them themselves.

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Rog
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I wish they’d make construction clearer.large sites yes but how about smaller ones who work in peoples homes while they are there .

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Smithy
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Allowed says in guidelines. They are told to continue working if they can’t do it from home.

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xB105
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5 years ago

Hospital appointments?

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Black Jack
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As I see it you can go out more than once for exercise and there is no time limit. If you are out you can still say ‘hello’ to some one you know and if they happen to be walking in the same direction ! .It will make the job of the Police very difficult to enforce almost another set of ‘un-enforceable rules and or guide lines.

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Pippin
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How are they going to stop people coming to the island on holiday, for weekend breaks or day trips. Short answer – they won’t !

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Mandy
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Can’t understand why anyone would want to , everywhere closed and rotten weather, but you can’t reason with stupid.

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Mr justice
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May 2020 ” Mr justice said the army will be brought in” he spreads conspiracy this will never happen we aren’t China!”

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Daz
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David Icke says, there is no virus…so why worry 🙂 lol

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