Carole Dennett
Freshwater Bay warning sees safety recommendations needed
New images of the cliff erosion on the Military Road show just how close it getting to its edge near…
Read MoreWight Pirate Radio hits the airwaves
Mal ButlerA new radio station, with no adverts, has been launched on the Island. Wight Pirate Radio (WPR) is the idea…
Read MoreSandown meeting on Monday
Around 30 residents and local councillors gathered at the Broadway Centre, Sandown, on Monday, to explore how setting up of…
Read MoreAutumn glory at Brighstone show
The organisers of Brighstone and District Horticultural Society’s Autumn Show were blown away by the quality and quantity of entries…
Read MoreAll aboard for a nostalgic weekend
Classic buses will once again take to Island roads this weekend as the Isle of Wight Bus & Coach Museum…
Read MoreCouncil withdraws £190k East Cowes loo refurbishment tender
A tender for the refurbishment of public toilets in East Cowes, valued at approximately £190,000, has been abruptly withdrawn by…
Read MoreZip through fire for Mountbatten
Soar through the night sky for a great cause – ZipFire returns to Robin Hill on Sunday, November 8, offering…
Read MoreCosy beanies for Yarmouth RNLI
The crew of Yarmouth RNLI have their own natty headwear, thanks to the Kingsteignton Knit & Natter Circle, which has…
Read MoreHappy at Appley!
Isle of Wight ObserverHundreds of people took part in the Appley Day activities, at Ryde on Sunday. The event, hosted by Friends of…
Read MoreIsland Obituary – Ian Dallison
A stalwart of the Yarmouth community, Ian Francis Dallison, has died, aged 98. Ian moved to the town in 1992…
Read MoreMusic for All in Ryde
UK charity, Music for All, is hosting its annual flagship free music-making event ‘Learn to Play’ this weekend, at Aspire,…
Read MoreBring some Latin dance rhythm into your life
Isle of Wight Salsa has been running weekly dance classes for all levels, from complete beginners to advanced dancers, for…
Read MoreIsland-born CEO to lead sepsis research charity
An Island-born man has been appointed the first CEO of Sepsis Research FEAT, the UK’s only charity dedicated to funding…
Read MoreChildren encouraged to walk as WOW campaign begins
Children from seven Island schools have launched the WOW (Walk to School challenge), a national initiative from the charity, Living…
Read MoreStudents invited to explore career opportunities at Medina
Young people and their families are being invited to a free careers, education and training event this month, designed to…
Read MoreCollyer crowned Island’s triple chess champion
David Collyer took the Island’s ‘triple crown’ of chess titles, at the Rapid and Blitz Chess Championships at the Esplanade…
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