Isle of Wight Observer Issue 178
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Read MoreSubject to the ballot result, a two-week strike by Amey employees, who are GMB Trade Union members, is due to…
Read MoreAs we celebrate the seventy years of our Queen’s reign, we thought we would look back at a previous Jubilee…
Read MoreResearch led by palaeontologists at the University of Southampton has identified the remains of one of Europe’s largest ever land-based…
Read MoreStudents and staff at Medina College are eagerly preparing for the introduction of the Cambridge IGCSE in Agriculture this September.…
Read MoreIf you are an Island business in need a cash injection for a business growth project, you should act now…
Read MoreEco-based sculptor, Glenn Martin, has recently created a sculpture called the ‘Womble’, made from plastics found on Binnel Bay between…
Read MoreBowlers from across the Island have competed to be picked in the forthcoming Ladies’ English national challenge competition for the…
Read MoreThis week’s picture of a pair of magnificent hot-air balloons was taken early morning last Monday, by Michael Cooper at…
Read MoreA 19-year-old man, who has cerebral palsy, has been waiting more than a year for a new wheelchair following a…
Read MoreNewport and District Rifle Club members turned out at their home range last Sunday to shoot the two gun challenge.…
Read MoreThe English National Surfing Championships were held at Watergate Bay in Newquay on May 6-8, run by Surfing England, where…
Read MoreAs we celebrate HM The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, we can only marvel at the years of service she has given,…
Read MoreThe Wildheart Trust has recently opened the first-of-its-kind primate facility at The Wildheart Sanctuary in Sandown. The sanctuary hosted a…
Read MoreIs it June already? We’re halfway through the year – but the good news is it’s summer, and there are…
Read MoreThe Queen’s Birthday Honours List was published yesterday (Thursday) including three Islanders recognised for their years of public service. Two…
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