A yellow-legged threat
Isle of Wight ObserverBy the IW Asian Hornet team The Isle of Wight is threatened by the imminent arrival of an invasive species…
Read MoreHundreds flock to Fan TC Con
Mal ButlerHundreds of people, and plenty of celebrities, turned out for the annual Fan TC Con at the Medina Leisure Centre,…
Read MorePC CONSULTANTS: e-Learning
The demand for e-Learning has skyrocketed over the past decade, driven by better connectivity to the internet with improved speed…
Read MoreTamarind is the tops!
The Tamarind team in Newport is celebrating after winning a prestigious award at a national event showcasing Indian cuisine. Head…
Read MoreAudience engagement made ‘90s band special
Tilly WalderLast Friday I went, with a group of friends, to watch popular ‘90s band, Space, at Strings Bar & Venue…
Read MoreGoing to Hurst’s first can help struggling Islanders
Hurst’s price promotions have been helping those struggling with the cost of living crisis. Since August the popular Island store,…
Read MoreLOOK BACK IN TIME: October 29th 1853
The Isle of Wight Observer published on October 29th, 1853 describes a fire in Ryde and is less than complimentary…
Read More‘Swap shop’ for school uniforms
Aspire Ryde, in conjunction with Ryde Town Council, will be hosting a uniform ‘swap shop’ at the Aspire Ryde Community…
Read MoreEight de-fuzzed for charity event
Eight people took part in a shave, haircut and waxing charity event at the Ocean View Hotel, Shanklin, on Saturday.…
Read MoreVECTIS VIEW: Jeremy Dale – Managing Director at SeaSafe Systems Ltd
It was around this time last year that my company, SeaSafe, achieved the Silver Award under the Armed Forces Employer…
Read MoreNew carers’ passports will recognise their role
Carers Isle of Wight has teamed up with the Isle of Wight NHS Trust to launch The Carers’ Passport scheme,…
Read MoreQUIGGERS: The Tory-made crisis in our schools
I’m standing in this week because following Labour’s huge, majority-overturning wins in Tamworth and Mid Beds, DH is busy writing…
Read MoreA Doll’s House provides much food for thought
Maureen SullivanSurrounded by scandal, when it was first staged in 1879, ‘A Doll’s House’ now serves as a reminder of how…
Read MoreA message from Gary Peace
The Isle of Wight councillor for Ventnor and St Lawrence resigned from the council. Here is his resignation statement in…
Read MoreVandalism leads to Lake toilet closure
Vandals have set fire to areas in New Road toilets, in Lake, leading to them being closed. The immediate future…
Read MoreQuarr Abbey at Christmas
Quarr Abbey is hosting a series of events in the build-up to Christmas, which are all open to the public.…
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