Isle of Wight Observer Issue 147
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Read MoreAn inspection in August by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has found Seven Gables Residential Care Home as ‘inadequate’, leading…
Read MoreBy Mal Butler A Newport musician has written a unique children’s musical interactive story book which they can read and…
Read MoreA former Metropolitan Policewoman, who retired to Yarmouth, has died just four months after celebrating her 100th birthday. Shirley Margot…
Read MoreThe licence for what is being dubbed the Solent’s first luxury floating restaurant, spread over three decks has been granted…
Read MoreWe think of Ken Clarke as Maggie’s best Chancellor but, whilst Minister of Health, he was usually at war with…
Read MoreThere are 39 councillors on the IW Council and, largely, we manage to keep party politics out of things. In…
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Read MoreBy Mal Butler Yarmouth is to be transformed into a spectacular ‘Winter Wonderland’ with a synthetic ice rink in December.…
Read MoreThe Island Savoyards are thrilled to be back at Shanklin Theatre after two years of being unable to rehearse or…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Council has decided to stop buying commercial properties on the mainland after the previous Conservative administration…
Read MoreVets have warned dog owners to be vigilant when walking their pets at Marks Corner on the edge of Parkhurst…
Read MoreOver the past year our Paediatric Emergency Department (Children’s A&E) on the Isle of has undergone a significant transformation to…
Read MoreUntil last week, 11,822 Islanders were in receipt of that £20 a week uplift in Universal Credit. Incredibly, Sir Peter…
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Read MoreWest Wight flower expert, Darren Everest, has been enjoying a blooming wonderful show season with his prize-winning dahlias. He began…
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