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Features, exclusives, competitions and picture spreads in this week's CP
This week's edition of the Isle of Wight County Press is out in shops tomorrow (Friday, June 13), and it's bursting with exclusive stories and reasons to buy! Look out for all the picture spreads and happy faces as we bring you news of the latest community events! You'll spot our drone photos, court exclusives and picture spreads. Children collecting school tokens will be turning straight to page 59! There are three pages of letters and opinions, and eight pages of puzzles. Just some of the places our reporters have been since last Thursday: Round the Island yacht race, Mountbatten Hospice, Josh Barry's book launch, IW Steam Railway, Crown Court, Island Harbour's new Salterns restaurant, as well as here, there and everywhere to cover breaking news including Alum Bay and Havenstreet. Find the County Press in shops across the Island, or subscribe to to read the digital flip-through edition. The County Press is the biggest selling weekly newspaper in the country, and was shortlisted for the Best Local Weekly Newspaper award in the prestigious Newspaper Awards. Figures show the CP got 1.8 million page visits online during May, and 3.175 million page views, making us the Island's biggest news website.
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19-03-2025
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Isle of Wight's Wet Leg tease new music with social media snippet
Isle of Wight indie band Wet Leg has teased new music as fans wait for their return. In a post on the band's social media on Tuesday (March 18), lead singer Rhian Teasdale is seen singing to a new song. A release date for the song is yet to be confirmed. Last week, the band posted a photo of themselves on social media captioned 'We're so back', prompting speculation of a new album and tour. Read more: New acts announced by Isle of Wight Festival to complete line-up Josh Barry announces third book with celebrity interviews (written with his nose)! The post also featured a link to the band's website, which allows users to sign up to Wet Leg's mailing list in a retro computer graphic design. The band's last performance was at Portsmouth's Victorious Festival. Rhian Teasdale announced the Sunday night set was the last live outing for some Wet Leg songs. Speaking in between songs, the lead singer told the crowd on Southsea Common that the show was "the last time that we'll be playing some of these songs live.' She also mentioned that the headline set felt like a homecoming for them, despite being from 'over the water'. The band have been announced to play Green Man Festival, Glastonbury Festival, TRNSMT Festival and Wilderness Festival this summer.
