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Concerns over sewage capacity serving major Isle of Wight housing scheme (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Concerns have been raised about the sewage infrastructure serving a major new Isle of Wight housing development, with claims the existing network is already struggling to cope. Cllr Michael Lilley, who represents Appley and Elmfield, said there is s
'Feeling all Wight' - Comedian Alan Carr shares snaps from Isle of Wight trip (opens the original)
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"Feeling all Wight on the Isle of Wight" – comedian Alan Carr has shared pictures from his recent trip to the Island. The Chattyman travelled by hovercraft and posed for a photo in front of Clarence Pier in Southsea. He also posted an Instagram snap of himself clutching his bag in the Hovertravel terminal. While here, Alan visited Osborne House in East Cowes, the former home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, now run by English Heritage. He also posted a photo of himself with fellow TV star Su
'My kids could do better' - Residents baffled by unusual pavement markings (opens the original)
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Residents have been left baffled by unusual markings on a pavement in an Isle of Wight residential road. The markings in Ventnor stretch along the path on Gloucester Road. Some run in straight lines while others zig-zag across the pavement. A video posted on Facebook asked: 'What the heck has happened?' One resident told the County Press: "The pavement looks absolutely terrible, my kids could have done a better job." Another resident joked that snails could be responsible. The markings are thoug
First look inside Isle of Wight's new McDonald's with outdoor children's play area (opens the original)
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A new McDonald's drive-thru and restaurant — the first on the Isle of Wight with a children's play area — opens tomorrow (Wednesday), creating more than 100 jobs. The fast-food branch will be the first business to open at the new Newport Retail Park. For local McDonald's franchisee Steve Smith, from Lake, the new outlet has been a long time coming. "I first had discussions about this site about 20 years ago. From left: Steve Smith, local franchisee, Justinc Chandler, business manager and Anita W
Historic cinema and bingo hall unaffected as building sells at auction (opens the original)
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The historic Commodore Cinema and Bingo Hall building on the Isle of Wight has been sold at auction, but both venues will continue operating as before. Currently let at £35,521.26 per year on a long leasehold, 2 Star Street, Ryde, sold for £97,000 — £2,000 above guide price. The cinema and bingo hall are unaffected. The cinema has a lease running from January 2004 to November 2121, while the bingo hall has a 125-year lease dating from November 1999. Cowes farmhouse with countryside views and 4.6
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