Thousands of people could benefit from free swimming across the Isle of Wight, as many local authorities across England prepare to take up the Government’s free swimming offer. However the news for the Island, would appear grim as: Island Cllr Geoff Lumley wrote in advance on his Blog…
The summer now almost at an end and the children on the Island having now returned to school, I read with interest of a few children who were, putting it mildly, a tad over zealous in their attempts to jump onto the workplace conduit…
Its raining on the Isle of Wight and with nothing better to do in Chez Web Ferret this weekend than go online, what did I spy? The Bestival rumour mill is running at full throttle: Grace Jones…
How remiss to not notice the lightbulb Island Pulse celebrated as being 69 last year, has now reached its milestone 70th birthday. Three score years and ten is a ripe old age for anyone, not least the Swan Edison filament bulb, which was originally bought in 1938 by the stepfather of Isle of Wight resident Mo Richardson.
Mo, who lives in Cowes, [...]
Adam Pacitti from the Isle of Wight is on a quest to literally, find the girl of his dreams. To be precise, she appeared within a nightmare (dream) zombie invasion in Superdrug…
In yet another voyage through cyberspace, I discovered what seemed an abundance of notable online blogs or weblogs from the Isle of Wight. Naming no names, most appear to be a product of their owners imaginations, interests and wit, it’s probably this personal touch which makes them popular, especially in political issues…
News: Citizen Media is alive and kicking on the Isle of Wight: On Friday, Pat Luckett, of East Cowes was on the scene, when a Motor home got stuck on the chain ferry. Camera in hand Pat, unknowingly became a citizen journalist…
Sandown South Cllr and Elected Mayor Ian Ward, having recently embraced the blogsphere, is touching base with the Sandown community online. The diary-blog whilst not overtly political, shows the man rather than the politician…
