HOLMSEY: Cash is no longer King!
Slowly, they’re turning us into a nation of zombies, unable to think for ourselves. Previously I related the story of…
Read MoreSlowly, they’re turning us into a nation of zombies, unable to think for ourselves. Previously I related the story of…
Read MoreAmongst the many important posts that I have accumulated in my life is that of being chairman of the Isle…
Read MoreI used to argue that we should remove national party politics from local government. I still think that would be…
Read MoreGlastonbury tickets were £335 this year, up 20 per cent from last time. As an event organiser, I have some…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Observer published on 3rd July 1858 included the following story under the heading of Naval Reminiscences.…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Observer published on 27th June 1914 carried the following report. It seems that it is not…
Read MoreDrinking, dancing and making merry during lockdowns is the least of the Tories’ worries. By the time we get to…
Read MoreWith the smell of smoke from hosting one of his infamous half-sausage BBQs still fresh in his nostrils, Bob Seely,…
Read MoreDespite a slow start, the summer has arrived. With very warm temperatures which are set to continue, we all need…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Observer of 15th June, 1861 carried the following two stories from Cowes. In view of all…
Read MoreMy life has led me on many adventures, to all corners of the world, but I feel so fortunate to…
Read MoreDespite the noise and threats, we, as an Alliance, continue to implement and work for the Island residents. It’s very…
Read MoreLucky me, I’ll be hanging out at the incredible IW festival in the coming days. Last weekend, the Conservatives provided…
Read MoreJust the idea of anyone reading my text messages fills me with horror. If those on my contacts list could…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Observer published on 5th June 1920 carries a report of a philosophical discussion that took place…
Read MoreFollowing this month’s cabinet reshuffle, my responsibilities continue to oversee planning and enforcement, but now also include coastal protection and…
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