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Carpentry business owner used fake cancer claim to defraud customers for £160,000 An Isle of Wight business owner defrauded his customers for £160,000 and falsely claimed he had bowel cancer to 'fob off' his clients. Woman in critical condition after Branstone incident The discovery of a woman with a serious head injury is the reason why police have cordoned off a property in Branstone. Inheritance tax measure "the final nail in the coffin" says Island farmer An Isle of Wight farmer has explained his reasons for opposing the government's inheritance tax measure. National building material chain to close Island store this month A national building materials chain will close one of its Newport stores at the end of November. Find out what is happening to Godshill's former Chocolate Island A former popular Isle of Wight chocolate shop building could once again be used for retail purposes. Serious incident in Branstone sees police cordon off property and garden A police cordon has been erected on Branstone Farm Lane on the Isle of Wight. County Hall to consider critical Isle of Wight issues TODAY County Hall's key decision-making body will tomorrow consider some of the Isle of Wight's most critical issues. Wightlink ferry terminal waiting room refurbished and open again Wightlink has refurbished its Isle of Wight ferry terminal on Ryde Pier.

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