HOLMSEY: A mid-air emergency
I watched a man die, and miraculously, later saw him stand and walk away. Last Friday night, I boarded Virgin…
Read MoreI watched a man die, and miraculously, later saw him stand and walk away. Last Friday night, I boarded Virgin…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Observer published on May 25th, 1878 warns of the dangers of not addressing letters and parcels…
Read MoreIt matters not if you’re on the left or the right of politics, most of us agree that Britain doesn’t…
Read MoreDear Editor, We all need somewhere to live and no one is more important than another person and that includes…
Read MoreMany of you have been in contact regarding the roadworks on Horsebridge Hill and I want to reassure you that…
Read MoreA letter to the Isle of Wight Observer published on 14th May 1853 could, for the most part, have been…
Read MorePutting air in your tyres used to be a free service provided by garages. Then it became 20p. Yesterday, I…
Read MoreHaving lived on the Island my entire life I understand and accept the limitations imposed by its natural wonder. One…
Read MoreDear Editor, For four days Newport to Cowes traffic has been diverted via Whitehouse Road and Pallance Road. The resulting…
Read MoreThis time last year the sun had only just decided to make an appearance, whereas this year we’ve seen one…
Read MoreThis story published in the Isle of Wight Observer of 14th May, 1859 caught our eye after the local elections…
Read MoreNo-one will ever do a five stretch for dumping their old sofa in the nearest layby, nor will they get…
Read MoreJust one month in, and this extraordinary job is an utter privilege and has exceeded any expectations I may have…
Read MoreThis week, we mark 80 years since VE Day and the end of WWII in Europe. This is both a…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Observer published on 2nd May 1857 reports on the views of a visitor from a smoky…
Read MoreLast week I left a note in the porch for the food delivery driver: “Sorry I’m out, please hide in…
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