South Wight Youth Theatre presents ‘Rock Nativity’ a modern re-telling of the greatest story ever told. The Rock Nativity tour 30th November -7th December, tells the traditional Christmas story, using a mix of carols, contemporary songs, drama and dance…
A major new road safety consultation has been launched by the government to tackle drink and drug drivers and other dangers on our roads…
News just in: Isle of Wight Police are appealing for witnesses to an alleged abduction Sandown. A 19-year-old man has reported he was walking near St John’s Crescent when he was bundled into the back of a van by two masked men, thankfully he was later dropped off in the Whitwell area uninjured…
A 26-year-old motorcyclist has died on the Isle of Wight at Shalfleet. His Suzuki bike collided with a Suzuki Wagon car on the Main Road, at Shalfleet.
The biker, a 26-year-old man from Freshwater on the Island, was pronounced dead at the scene. The car driver was a 48-year-old man from Wellow, also on the Island.
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Calling all Isle of Wight Camera/Photography Club members the “All Island Picture of the Year” Competition 2008 is taking place at Binstead Community Centre in Ryde at 7.00pm on Wednesday 12th November.
To enter you must be a member of one of the Photography Groups on the Isle of Wight and you can enter a total of 2 mounted [...]
The Isle of Wight Newport Parish Council website has been launched with a new layout and design. The new website has many features, including maps of the area that you can view and download; a fully-updated online directory; availability calendars, in addition to all the minutes and agendas for forthcoming meetings and local news items.
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Today the Queen Elizabeth 2 will set sail from Southampton for the final time on her last voyage to Dubai. If you are keen to bid the “Grande Dame” a fond farewell then you won’t be disappointed, special events are planned for the 11th November…
Did I miss something in the news this weekend? a lone man in a rooftop protest at HMP Parkhurst, hardly an everyday occurrence on the Isle of Wight…
