New Isle of Wight ammonite species named after fossil hunter Martin Simpson
A new species of large ammonite from the Lower Greensand rocks of Whale Chine has been described for the first…
Read MoreA new species of large ammonite from the Lower Greensand rocks of Whale Chine has been described for the first…
Read MoreYoung entrepreneurs behind Boundless Wight celebrated the official launch of their first game last night, while also announcing a partnership…
Read MoreSky presents the Isle of Wight Festival opened with a bang on Thursday as Joel Corry, Maximo Park, Hot Dub…
Read MoreSee full planning notices and all documents by entering the reference number into the search bar on the planning portal.…
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Read MoreIW Observer reader, Mike Waddleton, has discovered that, while we might be envious of their subsidised ferries, the Isle of…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Council has recovered the cost of urgent repairs carried out to save the historic hammerhead crane,…
Read MoreThe issue of Island dementia patients being moved to care homes on the mainland – as recently highlighted by the…
Read MoreRoyal Marine Commandos intercepted a Russian-linked oil tanker off the Island in the early hours of Sunday morning. The Ministry…
Read MorePupils at Brighstone CE Primary School learned about a range of careers during a special careers day on June 5.…
Read MoreAge UK Isle of Wight has received a £700 donation, following a charity concert performed by Newchurch Male Voice Choir…
Read MoreMartin Groom beat the Maritime & Coastguard Agency in a landmark case; now the agency’s attempt to strip payments from…
Read MoreChild poverty has risen significantly across the Isle of Wight over the past four years, with the latest figures showing…
Read MoreCowes café and restaurant, Jolliffe 1853, has closed with immediate effect saying a combination of challenges has left the business…
Read MoreA treasure trove of West Wight historical memorabilia has been saved after the Totland Parish Council stepped in to offer…
Read MoreThis piece, from the Isle of Wight Observer published on 14th June, 1919, showed that, while a Solent squall may…
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