CROSS-PARTY REACTION AS COUNCIL DEMANDS FAIRER DEAL FROM WHITEHALL
Leading councillors from across the chamber have had their say on fair funding for the Isle of Wight. The leader of the Isle of Wight Council has asked the government to ‘urgently’ enter discussions with County Hall regarding ‘unique financial ...
Read moreDetailsNEW PARTNERSHIP TO SEE OLD WINDOW FRAMES RECYCLED AND GIVEN NEW LEASE OF LIFE
Local firm Island Windows has teamed up with REHAU Recycling at PVCR to recycle old polymer frames and reduce landfill waste.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILLOR RETURNS TO FORMER SCHOOL FOR CLIMATE CHANGE CONVERSATION
Binstead Primary School welcomed a familiar face recently when the chair of the Isle of Wight Council, Councillor Ian Dore, returned to his old school to speak with Year 4 pupils about climate change.
Read moreDetailsWAR HERO ALEC PENSTONE TO ATTEND ARMED FORCES CELEBRATION AT ST MARY’S
Islanders are invited to St Mary’s Hospital next week for a special Armed Forces celebration event featuring 100-year-old WWII veteran Alec Penstone.
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT FOOTBALL: BIGGS DOES THE BUSINESS AS YACHTSMEN HIT SIX
Euan St John Biggs struck a superb hat-trick as the Yachtsmen powered to an emphatic victory against Bembridge & Vectis on the 4G at Cowes Enterprise College yesterday.
Read moreDetailsDINOSAUR ISLE CONFIRMS HALF-TERM EVENTS AHEAD OF MAJOR REOPENING
Dinosaur Isle may still be completing its exciting programme of renovations, but families can look forward to a packed and prehistoric‑themed February half‑term as the museum takes its activities out into the community.
Read moreDetailsHERITAGE APPLE TREES PLANTED AT HAVENSTREET IN COMMUNITY-LED PROJECT
The Isle of Wight Steam Railway is supporting biodiversity and developing green spaces with Wight Nature Fund and Havenstreet and Ashey Parish Council, by planting a new heritage orchard in their overflow car park at Havenstreet, thanks to funding from ...
Read moreDetailsST HELENS – WHERE THE GREEN HAD TWO DOORS AND THE DUVER HAD A FERRY
In our Isle of Wight Pubs series, Island Echo takes a closer look at St Helens - a village whose pubs grew around the Green, the tide and footfall.
Read moreDetailsWHY THE HARDEST PART OF INJURY CAN START AFTER TREATMENT ENDS
It can be tempting to expect that when you're nearing the end of treatment for an injury that everything will soon be fine, that your life will be back on track and you'll have little to worry about. But for ...
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT GAMBLING HABITS ADAPT AS NEW REGULATIONS REFRAME DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT
Residents frequently trade crowded weekend venues for quiet digital convenience, while sweeping national safety updates are completely reworking online platforms. Locals are currently experiencing a significant shift in daily leisure activities, alongside significantly improved customer protection during downtime. Leisure habits ...
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