Isle of Wight Observer Issue 134
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Read MoreFounder of Aspire Ryde and the Island’s first Pioneer Minister I have to admit, I’m a bit of a data…
Read MoreBy Mal Butler Brighstone Community Library marked 10 years since it was saved from closure by a group of volunteers…
Read MoreBy Mal Butler A Yarmouth business has presented a disabled man with a photo of its own Helly Hansen window-display…
Read MoreOn Monday a refurbished display area at the IW Bus and Coach Museum was officially opened by Cllr Jenna Sabine,…
Read MoreA letter in the IW Observer led to a day sharing memories of an eventful night almost 80 years ago…
Read MoreCraft bar, Boojum&Snark, in Sandown has a freshly hand-painted sign, and it’s the work of craftsman Terry Ryan of Wighteagle…
Read MoreVentnor Botanic Gardens (VBG) have partnered with Google Arts & Culture to help people discover and be inspired by green…
Read MoreA former deputy head and headteacher on the Island has died at the age of 91. James Gerard McGrady (Gerry)…
Read MoreMore than 700 people took part in the ‘Rainbow Run – Bubble Fun’ at Sandown Airport to raise around £26,000…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight has its first Pioneer Minister after the recent ordination of Heath Monaghan (age 45). Heath has…
Read MoreImagine sitting in your garden next summer, enjoying the sunshine and trying to decide which freshly-picked fruit to bite into.…
Read MoreA government minister used a visit to GKN Aerospace’s site in East Cowes yesterday to announce a multi-million pound contract…
Read MoreBy Richard Priest With today seeing the opening ceremony of the long-awaited XXXII Olympiad, Tokyo 2020, the IOW Film Club…
Read MoreA leading councillor is calling on the ferry companies to give “absolute priority” to NHS patients, after hearing first-hand about…
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