A great event to visit if your getting hot under the collar about energy? a 2 day exhibition is taking place (November 28th and 29th) at Newport Football Club, so you can see how woodfuel can work for you…
To celebrate National Tree Week the Tree Council’s festival, Naturezones on the Isle of Wight are holding tree planting events including a special National Tree Week Competition…
The planning blueprint that will help shape the way the Island is developed until 2026 is published today (November 24th) and will be available to view on the Isle of Wight Council website.
Dr Robin McInnes, who runs Isle of Wight-based consultancy Coastal and Geotechnical Services, had the idea to combine his two passions, geography and a love of art, to test his theory that we could learn a lot about coastal evolution over the centuries by examining paintings, drawings, prints and engravings…
Ecologically sensitive maintenance work to a section of the National Cycle Network between Cowes and Newport is set to finish two weeks ahead of schedule. The Isle of Wight Council has worked in partnership with ecologists, contractors and the sustainable transport charity Sustrans to rebuild a section of track that had been damaged by burrowing animals…
The green message is being given the green light at schools and places involved with children on the Isle of Wight. ENJO fibre technology is being introduced, which cleans 6.5 times better than traditional methods and uses only cold water to ensure that the children are not exposed to chemicals. Nine Acres Community Primary School, Headteacher, Steve Bartlett said…
Quite appropriate news for World Toilet Day: Two new Isle of Wight Council built eco-toilets have been given a plush four-star rating in the National Loo of the Year Awards. Eco Loo’s at Brading and Yaverland (pictured)…
We visit the toilet an average of 2,500 times a year and spend about three years of our life on the loo, yet often the humble WC, and sometimes the items we put down it, aren’t given a second thought…
