HOLMSEY: Those were the days!
It’s always hard to predict the future, but it’s safe to say there’s probably more chance of Island Line and…
Read MoreIt’s always hard to predict the future, but it’s safe to say there’s probably more chance of Island Line and…
Read MoreThis week we have reports of two court cases from the Isle of Wight Observer of November 4th, 1905 involving…
Read MoreThe Isle of Wight Observer of October 28th, 1922 contains a long report about the breakdown of the marriage of…
Read MoreThe public has many confusing and misleading perceptions of hypnotherapy, and I have worked, for the last 42 years on…
Read MoreEven Conservatives think their party has made a terrible mess of things. The way things have been going, I wouldn’t…
Read MoreThe government wants pharmacists to help ease GP workloads but the reality is that English pharmacies are already struggling to…
Read MoreConservative MPs gambled and sacked Boris Johnson; now they’ve blown up their entire party! A YouGov poll says the Tory…
Read MoreThis week we have three entries from the Isle of Wight Observer of October 17th, 1903. These titbits appeared in…
Read MoreAs readers of the IW Observer will be aware, the aim to take forward a new Island Planning Strategy has…
Read MoreConceitedly, I’ve related the tale of my life as a local house builder, so I wondered if you’d be interested…
Read MoreOn October 5th, 1878, the Isle of Wight Observer published a lengthy piece giving an opinion on how the law…
Read MoreWhen it comes to electric vehicles (EVs) the Isle of Wight has many advantages over other UK counties. Range anxiety,…
Read MoreI always try to be nice, but not today. Today I can’t be friendly because I’m frustrated and angry about…
Read MoreWho are Sandown Green Town Volunteers (SGTVs)? You may have seen us, in our hi-viz vests, working about Sandown, undeterred…
Read MoreJesus encouraged the well-off to open their hands to the poor. He said they should rejoice in the blessings they…
Read MoreIn the Isle of Wight Observer 9th February 1901, the editor reflects at some length on the accession to the…
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