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Isle of Wight Randonnee draws over 1,200 cyclists for Mountbatten (opens the original)
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Over 1,200 cyclists from the Isle of Wight and as far afield as Cardiff, Cheshire and Norfolk, took part in Randonnee 2026 – the first to be run by Mountbatten Isle of Wight. A sunny start for a new dateThe new September date proved to be a success when hundreds of people signed up on the day and glorious sunshine showcased the 100km route’s picturesque countryside. Medals, badges and merchandiseFinishers were presented with a bespoke medal. Meanwhile, Randonnee’s iconic pin badges were also ava
Three men complete 100-mile triathlon and raise £11,437 for Mountbatten (opens the original)
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“Dad recently had Mountbatten support him at home. Once that care touches your family, you realise just how important it is,” said Kemp Price, one of three men to complete an epic 100-mile triathlon, which raised over £11,000 for Mountbatten Isle of Wight. On Saturday, 11th July, Sam Tyson, and brothers Kemp and Aiden Price swam, cycled and ran 100 miles for The Wight 100 Miles. Aiden lives abroad and flew in specially to take part. By the time they popped into Mountbatten Isle of Wight this mon
Isle of Wight Randonnee returns under Mountbatten's stewardship this September (opens the original)
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Freshwater and Yarmouth CE Primary, St Mary’s Primary School (Ryde), Bembridge Primary, Alverstone WI and Ventnor Rugby Club will all run checkpoints, when scores of people cycle the Isle of Wight Randonnee with Mountbatten Isle of Wight, on Sunday, 6th September 2026. While the £15 entry fee (including a medal on completion) will go to Mountbatten Isle of Wight to cover the cost of running the event, donations gathered at the checkpoints will be retained by the schools and organisations that ru
Mountbatten's Chelsea Garden marks ten years on the Island (opens the original)
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July saw Mountbatten Isle of Wight celebrate ten years of its Chelsea Garden. It was officially opened, in 2016, by gardener, broadcaster and author, Alan Titchmarsh, CBE, who is now Mountbatten’s Patron. Complete with cork and pomegranate trees, wispy grasses and a water feature, the garden was originally on display at the Chelsea Flower Show, before being recreated in the grounds of the Island’s only hospice. A decade of memoriesA decade later, on Friday, 17th July, 2026, a celebratory afterno
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