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Island VetCare awarded prestigious accreditation as a Hospital by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons - Vimarsana News

Island VetCare awarded prestigious accreditation as a Hospital by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons

This means that referrals to the Mainland are, in many cases, no longer necessary, saving people, and their ill or injured pets, the stress and cost of multiple trips to ...

Binstead churchgoers rejoice: Proposals for double yellow lines dropped - Vimarsana News

Binstead churchgoers rejoice: Proposals for double yellow lines dropped

32 traffic regulation orders (TROs) were proposed for several Isle of Wight towns, but not all were approved at the recent Cabinet meeting

Ryde Academy praised by Ofsted Inspectors and awarded 'Good' in all areas - Vimarsana News

Ryde Academy praised by Ofsted Inspectors and awarded 'Good' in all areas

The Chair of Ryde's Academy Council said, "The latest report for Ryde Academy is a pleasing endorsement of the hard work of the staff, pupils and their parents and carers" ...

Ryde School's Open Morning: Book your spot at the essential event for considering education options - Vimarsana News

Ryde School's Open Morning: Book your spot at the essential event for considering education options

The Good Schools' Guide says that "Children have the chance to excel and achieve their full potential" at Ryde School. You'll receive a warm welcome at their next full school ...

Help solve vehicle crimes in Ryde: Share your CCTV or doorbell footage with Police - Vimarsana News

Help solve vehicle crimes in Ryde: Share your CCTV or doorbell footage with Police

Ryde police investigating 22 reports of vehicle break-ins, urges residents to submit CCTV or doorbell footage and contact police with any information