Carol wins ‘IW Picture of the Year’ accolade
A photograph of a clematis seedhead, taken by Carol Walker, has been named the ‘All Island Picture of the Year’…
Read MoreA photograph of a clematis seedhead, taken by Carol Walker, has been named the ‘All Island Picture of the Year’…
Read MoreA Totland family will be able to celebrate the greatest gift they could have wished for – their baby daughter…
Read MoreMembers of the Island’s farming community returned to Tapnell Farm this week for the annual Gilten Market. Despite the weather,…
Read MoreBy Mal Butler A Ryde musician has written a World Cup song encapsulating Christmas as well. Liam Hodge is the…
Read MoreAn on-line subscription business started as part of a Year 10 project at Ryde School has impressed an Island businessman.…
Read MoreThis report of a meeting in Ryde appeared in the Isle of Wight Observer on November 27th, 1875. After such…
Read MoreOnce a year, some of the smartest and most ambitious Isle of Wight students – those aiming to be vets…
Read MoreBe honest. Do you still work hard, or are you coasting? Perhaps you’ve given up work altogether? I don’t reckon…
Read MoreBy Mal Butler Seven Island beaches are among the top 10 in the UK affected by ‘dry spills’, according to…
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Read MoreAn appreciative audience was enthralled by an evening of sleuthing when Arthur Conan Doyle’s Hound of the Baskervilles was performed…
Read MoreBy Mal Butler Thousands of people across the Island paid tribute to the Fallen at Remembrance Sunday parades and services…
Read MoreA Seaview D-Day veteran was honoured on Sunday with the first-ever award from his parish. Roy Hayward, 96, was officially…
Read MoreParishioners at St Saviour’s Church, Totland, helped plant nearly 2,400 spring bulbs in the graveyard next door as part of…
Read MoreA total of £38,500, raised by Isle of Wight Co-op members for 14 Local Community Fund charities, has been distributed…
Read MoreWith winter not far away, many of our gardens will look to be somewhat dormant for a while. This gives…
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