We've got FIVE Christmas trees (5-7ft spruce trees) to give away, thanks to Newport-based Shide Christmas Trees!
Hidden Island members can enter HERE
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ENTRIES CLOSED: Win A Christmas Tree From Shide Trees
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Win An Overnight Stay To The Vicar of Dibley Comedy Dining Evening At Luccombe Hall Hotel
We've got a wonderful opportunity for you to win a pair of tickets to this fantastic evening on Friday 14th March along with an overnight stay at this beautiful venue and a full English the next day...
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Win A Dine And Stay Experience At The Royal Hotel For Valentine's Night
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Part Of Victorian Warehouse In Ryde To Be Transformed Into Studio Flats
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Isle Of Wight Councillors Come Together To Send Hit Out At Island Ferry Services
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