John thanks rescuers for saving his family
By Mal Butler A father-of-four who was visiting the Island over the Spring Bank Holiday has revealed how they were…
Read MoreBy Mal Butler A father-of-four who was visiting the Island over the Spring Bank Holiday has revealed how they were…
Read MoreLife was much simpler in the ’40s. People knew their neighbours and looked out for them; families were frugal and…
Read MoreThe grass is cut in the field next to the Racecourse roundabout, all ready to welcome Jay Miller’s circus which…
Read MoreIt’s a fact; more people die every day in traffic collisions than are dying with Covid, so why allow us…
Read MoreThe old saying that you can measure a play by the audience’s reaction rang true at the end of the…
Read MoreCare in the Garden, the not-for-profit community nursery at Palmer’s Brook in Wootton, was ten years old the weekend before…
Read MoreIsland journalist, author and broadcaster for half a century Visiting the historic Teesdale town of Barnard Castle last month, I…
Read MoreBy Mal Butler A Sandown woman has said: “I can’t believe I have reached 100,” after celebrating her special birthday…
Read MoreIsle of Wight Council leaders last night unanimously decided that they would make the final decision themselves over whether to…
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Read MoreBeryl, the UK’s leading micro-mobility provider, is launching an expansion of their e-scooter hire scheme on the Isle of Wight…
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Read MoreHoly bat hospital! It’s the Dynamic Duo of Batman and Robin meeting at The Elms care home in Bembridge, Isle…
Read MoreAfter a long break due to the Covid-19 pandemic Ryde Rowing Club, sponsored by Wightlink, finally returned to mainland competition…
Read MoreDear Editor, The threat to drill for oil at Arreton remains a live issue, due to come for a decision…
Read MoreThe transport industry is desperately short of 100,000 lorry drivers and, within weeks, this could lead to nationwide food shortages.…
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