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Wildheart Animal Sanctuary marks 50th anniversary with spectacular drone show (opens the original)
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The Isle of Wight's Wildheart Animal Sanctuary marked its 50th anniversary with a dazzling drone show lighting up the night sky. Hundreds gathered at the Yaverland site on Saturday evening to enjoy the rescheduled animal-themed display, created by Isle of Wight-based company LumaNation. The drone show had originally been planned for the previous week but was postponed due to high winds. Wildheart Animal Sanctuary invited last week’s ticket holders back to enjoy the rescheduled spectacle, free of
Vintage tractor convoy paints the Island pink for breast cancer support (opens the original)
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A convoy of vintage tractors took to the roads at the weekend as part of the annual Pink Ladies’ Tractor Run. The Isle of Wight event raised money for both the Applegate Breast Cancer Unit and the Appleblossoms Group. Organised by the Vectis Vintage Tractor and Engine Club, it saw participants set off from Thompsons Garden Centre on Hale Common, before making their way to Morrisons in Lake and returning later in the day. A total of 16 tractors took part, including one all the way from Southampto
Wet Leg singer Rhian Teasdale backs Sandown's Town of Culture bid (opens the original)
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AN ISLE of Wight town’s bid to become the UK's first Town of Culture has won backing from Wet Leg singer Rhian Teasdale. Sandown is one of 15 finalists, selected from nearly 400 entries across the country, and the only representative from the south coast and Southeast of England. Rhian Teasdale, Grammy-winning singer-songwriter and guitarist with indie band Wet Leg, has backed the bid. She said: "Growing up in Sandown, I don’t think I fully appreciated how much the town would shape me as an arti
Tribute to late Apollo Theatre founder Pam Underwood (opens the original)
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Pam Underwood, a founder of Newport’s Apollo Theatre, has died aged 95. She died on August 31, surrounded by her four children. Born in Portsmouth on August 19, 1931, Pam was raised by her mother, a single parent. Her childhood included wartime evacuations, although she remembered Malmesbury, Wiltshire, as the happiest place of those years. She returned to Portsmouth after the war and met John in her late teens. They married in 1951, initially living with Pam’s mother while welcoming their first
Major dual carriageway works begin today as six months of disruption loom (opens the original)
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Six months of major bridge structure work begins on the Isle of Wight’s dual carriageway from today (Monday), bringing traffic disruption. All 16 bearings on the bridge over the River Medina in Newport, which carries around 28,500 vehicles a day, will be replaced during the project. The bearings sit between the bridge deck and its supporting infrastructure, allowing the structure to safely expand, contract and move in response to traffic and temperature changes. The work is expected to last arou
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