Isle of Wight Observer Issue 151
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Read MoreGod of Carnage
The Apollo Theatre’s 49th season continues with the multi award-winning comedy, God of Carnage, originally written in French, by Razmina…
Read MoreSchool poppy display remembers the fallen
There will be a poppy display featuring works of art from 23 Island schools and other groups at Quay Arts…
Read MoreNational award for Ryde’s clerk
Ryde Town Council’s clerk, Lisa Dyer, has won the Society of Local Council Clerks (SLCC) ‘New Clerk of the Year’…
Read MoreThe Birdham makes a welcome return
Mal ButlerThe Birdham has made a welcome return to Bembridge, after it was bought by business partners, Mark Holmes and Steve…
Read MoreNew Energise Me project launched
Sandown and Lake have secured funding for a six month youth project in the Bay, with local councillors launching the…
Read MoreMaggie takes up new role
Isle of Wight NHS Trust chief executive, Maggie Oldham (pictured), will take up a new role on secondment to support…
Read MoreInternational work of art lands on the Isle of Wight
A work of art named ‘A Sporting Chance for Peace’, by sculptor, Donald Brown, has been handed to an Isle…
Read MoreGone yellow for Mountbatten
The team at Isle of Wight Distribution raised £1,882 for Mountbatten Hospice by taking part in ‘Go Yellow Day’, the…
Read MoreFirst Anna Chaplain commissioned
The first ‘Anna Chaplain’, to be commissioned in the Diocese of Portsmouth, has taken place in Freshwater. Anne Powell will…
Read MoreFunding boost for active travel
Island projects encouraging green travel will receive a £175,662 government investment boost. The Isle of Wight Council successfully received a…
Read MoreVECTIS VIEW: The mother of a Kingston Farmhouse care home resident
When did your child last shout that they really, really love you? Mine does repeatedly, with no inhibitions. There never…
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