FLEAS ABOARD! WIGHTLINK REVEALS SATURDAY CANCELLATIONS CAUSED BY INSECT INFESTATION
It was said that insects which appeared to be fleas were found in the vessel's passenger lounge...
Read moreDetailsWILDHEART MARKS 50 YEARS WITH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION AND ALMOST £27,000 RAISED
Hundreds of visitors attended the anniversary celebration at the Sanctuary, marking 5 decades of caring for animals on the Isle of Wight.
Read moreDetailsVENTNOR RFC VOLUNTEERS RAISE FUNDS FOR ISLE OF WIGHT SURF THERAPY CHARITY
Ventnor Rugby Club has handed over a cheque to The Wave Project after volunteers raised money by providing food and refreshments to cyclists taking part in the recent round-the-Isle of Wight Randonnée.
Read moreDetailsCAMPAIGNERS RAISE CONCERNS OVER COUNTY HALL’S HANDLING OF SOUTHERN WATER PETITION
Campaigners behind a 3,697-signature petition calling on the Isle of Wight Council to declare no-confidence in Southern Water have raised questions over how the local authority dealt with it.
Read moreDetailsBINSTEAD BID FAREWELL TO ‘EL CAPITANO’ AT THE MOLEHILL
Around 280 spectators gathered at the Molehill to remember Darren ‘Daz’ Powell as Binstead & COB returned to action for the first time in almost a month.
Read moreDetailsRAPANUI DONATES £1,000 TO FRESHWATER SKATEPARK AS PROJECT MOVES CLOSER TO CONSTRUCTION
Rapanui/Teemill has donated £1,000 towards the scheme at Stroud Recreation Ground, with Freshwater Parish Council describing the contribution as another example of local businesses backing the long-running community project.
Read moreDetailsNATURAL ENGLAND WARNS SOUTHERN WATER OVER IMPACT OF RECYCLING PROJECT
Natural England has warned that Southern Water’s Isle of Wight Water Recycling Project could have ‘significant effects’ on environmentally protected sites and it may need to object without more information.
Read moreDetailsWHEN THE GREAT WAR CAME TO THE ISLAND IN 1914
The outbreak of the Great War transformed the Isle of Wight from a holiday resort to a military stronghold.
Read moreDetailsSET FOR LIFE EXPLAINED: HOW THE GAME WORKS, AND THE ODDS BEHIND IT
Most lottery games pay their top prize as one lump sum. Set For Life works differently: its top prize is £10,000 a month, paid every month for 30 years. That is £3.6 million in total, spread across three decades rather ...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE LAUNCH APPEAL FOR MISSING 86-YEAR-OLD LAST SEEN IN WOOTTON
Police have launched an appeal this evening (Saturday) in relation to a missing 86-year-old man, Ivan Robert Macaulay, who was last seen in Wootton Bridge and later driving along Church Road.
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