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Newport Parish Council ‘Firework Party’
The second annual Newport Parish Council ‘Firework Party’ on Saturday evening certainly went off with a bang!
Newport Resident Survey on Isle of Wight Pop Festival
The Planning & Licensing Committee of Newport Parish Council have announced their initial findings after an extensive survey of residents in the vicinity of the Isle of Wight festival site at Seaclose Park and declared it to have been a thoroughly worthwhile exercise.
Newport Parish Council Welcomes Youth Member
At their October meeting, Newport Parish Council were delighted to welcome Samuel Hughes as a non voting member of the parish council.
Isle of Wight 10:10 In 2010
Newport Parish Council has joined thousands of people across the country in adopting a simple goal: cutting carbon by 10% in one year, starting in 2010. It’s called 10:10 and organisers are hoping everyone on the Isle of Wight will get involved…
Parish Council News In The Pink!
Newport Parish Council is delighted to be part of the Isle of Pink campaign. The Parish Council notice board in St James Square has been adorned with ribbons and a banner to highlight this months Breast Cancer Campaign on the Isle of Wight…
Magic Opening for Newport Residents Amenity Area
It was a magic opening for the Victoria Road Amenity Area in Newport which was officially opened by Rona Jackson, who has been a resident of Victoria Road for 82 years. This was a very successful day, with magic provided by David Randini and a host of other entertainment…
Family Fun Day to Open Amenity Area
The Fairlee and Victoria Road Residents Association have organised a family fun day on Saturday 7th August to open their newly enhanced amenity area. The family fun day from 10.30am to 3pm and will include a bouncy castle, barbecue, fancy dress competitions, live music and refreshments. There will also be entertainment by David Randini…
Could Newport be the Island’s first 10:10 Town?
Newport Parish Council unanimously gave their support to setting up a working party to discuss ways to help Newport become a 10:10 town. The 10:10 campaign was started last year to encourage all members of the community, from individuals, schools, businesses right up to the government, to sign up to reducing their carbon footprint by 10% over the course of a year…
