Island to trial new app to help separating parents
The Island has been chosen to trial a new app to support separating parents and help them secure the best…
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Read MoreIsle of Wight CPRE, The Countryside Charity, has asked Natural England to object to a proposed development of 56 homes…
Read MoreThe recent talk by Jim Towey, a close friend of the late Mother Teresa of Calcutta, at Quarr Abbey was…
Read MorePolice have confirmed that roof tiles which smashed onto the pavement in High Street, Newport, twice this week were thrown…
Read MoreThe Island Games in Guernsey 2023 – what an extraordinary event! Twenty-two non-nation state Islands (from Estonia, Sweden, Denmark, Gozo,…
Read MoreAround 60 protestors – joined by Rosie, the dog – staged a demonstration on Ryde seafront last Saturday about Wightlink’s…
Read MoreThe Island’s Citizens Advice service, a charity that gives free, independent, impartial and confidential advice to anyone who needs it,…
Read MoreThe inaugural West Wight WordFest took place, at the town’s community hall, on Friday and Saturday, and was a huge…
Read MoreAround seven per cent of Britain’s children attend private schools. Be honest, if you had the money, would you pay…
Read MoreA six-year-old girl is having her flowing locks cut and donating her hair to the Little Princess Trust. Mila Roper,…
Read MoreMotorcycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats and back may not be the toughest of challenges – unless you do…
Read MoreWith summer in full swing, the start of the great British flower show season has started. Last Saturday was Brighstone…
Read MoreOn Saturday, gardeners responsible for Vectis Road Allotments (VERA), in East Cowes, invited supporters of the Community Spirited (CS) Café…
Read MoreAs the staff, and the hundreds of women supported WightDASH, come to terms with the sudden announcement of its closure,…
Read MoreThe Sandhopper free bus, organised by the Isle of Wight Community Rail Partnership (CRP), starts its summer Sunday half-hourly service…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Observer published on 23rd July 1864, rather daringly (given that Queen Victoria was frequently at Osborne…
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