
Sally Perry
Co-Founder, Writer and Editor at OnTheWight
Co-founder/editor/reporter/book-keeper/sandwich-maker (Simon makes the tea) for @OnTheWight Married to @simonperry
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2 days ago |
onthewight.com | Sally Perry
Isle of Wight council have instructed Island Roads to clear the fallen rock on Belgrave Road, Ventnor, but it’s not yet known when the work will actually take place. That is the latest information from Isle of Wight council this week following almost three months of road closure after the overhang rock on the corner of Belgrave Road collapsed into a heap on the road and beyond.
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2 days ago |
onthewight.com | Sally Perry
Saturday, 7th June marks the final opportunity to visit Unpacking Department — the first exhibition to take place at Department in Ryde. Located on the ground floor, the exhibition is the work of artists Teresa Grimaldi, Tracy Mikich and Sean Turner, as well as Lauren Fry from Studio Wren. One visitor to the exhibition said,“Felt so inspiring to capture the past so inventively at a time when change asks us to reflect and choose.
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2 days ago |
onthewight.com | Sally Perry
Residents and visitors are being invited to explore a collection of historical photographs at a special exhibition in Newport this weekend. The legendary Barry Price will be sharing a selection of photographs from his prolific collection. Exhibition dates and detailsThe free exhibition takes place over three days, starting on Saturday 7th June from 9.30am to 7pm. It continues on Sunday 8th June from 9am to 4pm and concludes on Monday 9th June, with doors open from 9am to 5pm.
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2 days ago |
onthewight.com | Sally Perry
An Isle of Wight mother of three has spoken out about the personal toll of fighting for her children’s educational support—and why she believes proposed changes to SEND law would be devastating. She is urging people to sign a petition that calls on the government to retain the legal right to assessment and support in education for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
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3 days ago |
onthewight.com | Sally Perry
The Cowes Floating Bridge will run extended hours this weekend to support the Round the Island Race. Organisers expect hundreds of race crews and thousands of visitors to travel to Cowes for the event. Early start for Saturday preparationsThe floating bridge will begin service at 4am on Saturday, 7th June. This early start will help accommodate those preparing for the day’s activities and allow for smooth travel between East and West Cowes.
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