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Celebration of books, boats and sea songs to take centre stage during Cowes Week (opens the original)
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Books, sea songs, and sailing stories will take centre stage during a special literary programme celebrating maritime life. Medina Bookshop in Cowes has announced a series of events in honour of Cowes Week, beginning on Sunday, August 2, and running through Thursday, August 6. The independent bookshop aims to offer a cultural escape just steps from the regatta action. Paul Armfield, manager of Medina Bookshop, said: "Cowes Week has always been about more than racing. New travel pass launched by
New Isle of Wight-based scheme aims to unlock Britain's hidden business resource (opens the original)
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A new business initiative is aiming to unlock the untapped value of senior leaders' experience for economic growth. Real Wisdom, based on the Isle of Wight, is a collective of seasoned business figures, many with more than 40 years of leadership and commercial experience. The group’s goal is to support growing businesses through mentoring, practical advice, and guidance, helping them avoid costly mistakes and accelerate their growth. Simon Harrop, founder of Real Wisdom, said: "Experience is one
Wightlink Cycle Race Team cyclists impress at Southern XC Series at Clanfield (opens the original)
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Cyclists from the Isle of Wight are making a name for themselves on the national circuit having impressed at a race series. Wightlink CRT's seven-year-old Finley Manser-Grundy took on the under-8s Guildford Town Centre Criterium and claimed a podium spot under tough conditions. This event forms part of the National Race Series and was the rider’s first taste of criterium racing, on a technical road course through the centre of Guildford. Finley Manser-Grundy (Image: Wightlink Cycle Race Team) Fi
Local community turns out to support Isle of Wight author's first book launch (opens the original)
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A heartfelt book launch has raised more than £1,000 for charity. More than 85 supporters gathered at Quay Arts on Friday, July 10, to celebrate Isle of Wight entrepreneur, charity supporter and first-time author Charlie Panayi and his debut book, Excuses Will Kill You. The event raised £1,255 for Mountbatten. Mr Panayi, of Red Squirrel Property Shop, chose to donate 100 per cent of book sales from the launch. He said: "This book has never been about making money, I just want to make a positive
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