St Helen's Fort Walk: Walkers ignore warnings to make crossing
The unofficial mass walk has become a local tradition during the lowest tides of the year.
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The unofficial mass walk has become a local tradition during the lowest tides of the year.
The man, in his 70s, was pulled from the water by lifeguards near Sandown Pier.
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Brian Protiva steps down at ADVA; Enea starts its 5G engine; Isle of Wight is half-done.
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Thousands of people back family farm threatened with closure 11 December 2020 | The Holliday family have been tenant farmers at Westridge Farm for over 50 years (Photo: Save Westridge Farm) Over 4,200 people have signed a petition urging the Isle of Wight Council to save a family dairy farm threatened by large-scale housing plans. Developer Westridge Village, owned by the bosses of Captiva, put forward an application to build 475 properties on farmland in Ryde, Isle of Wight. But the Holliday family, who have been the tenants of Westridge Farm since 1966, say the development, if approved, wo...