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Reward For Missing Red Squirrel – Can You Help?
Following a report by Island Pulse on the disappearance of ‘Big Red’, we can reveal Isle of Wight ferry operator Red Funnel are now offering a reward for the safe return of their very special red squirrel
Extraordinary Island Carnival Parade
On Saturday, tens of thousands of spectators turned out to witness a most Extraordinary Island Carnival Procession in Ryde. The carnival parade created a wonderful welcome and prelude to athletes and visitors attending the much anticipated opening ceremony of the 2011 NatWest Island Games XIV.
Island Games Opening Ceremony Extradordinary
Isle of Wight Carnival atmosphere gives more than a sporting chance to Island Athletes. An opening ceremony following an ‘Extraordinary Island’ parade through the streets of Ryde, formed the perfect focus for the 14th International Island Games.
NatWest Island Games 2011 Photos: Day 1
An opening ceremony following an ‘Extraordinary Island’ parade through the streets of Ryde on the Isle of Wight, formed the perfect focus for the launch of the 14th International Island Games 2011. View NatWest Island Games 2011 Photos: Day 1
Big Names Hit Town For 80th Round The Island Race
On the eve of the historic 80th Anniversary Round the Island Race, commencing with the first gun at 0600 hrs tomorrow, Race organisers at the Island Sailing Club in Cowes, are delighted with the level of media interest being generated in this year’s Race.
Advertising Shell Art Collection On Wight
The unique and fascinating Shell Collection from the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu, will go on display at Dimbola Lodge in October.
Glanville Fritillary On Wight
The short season has started again to see the Glanville Fritillary butterfly on the Isle of Wight. It can be seen in great numbers along the south coast of the Island for about 4 or 5 weeks every year.
Bonchurch Shute Re-Opens
Bonchurch Shute re-opens for Easter after it was closed a week ago due to the collapse of a Victorian House. The Victorian house had not been lived in for several years and the site near the top of the Shute has now been made safe.
