The review of a recent exhibition ‘The Camera & Beyond’ at Dimbola Lodge on the Isle of Wight by the No Man is an Island group, features in the London 2012 Inspire Newsletter this month. It was a wonderful opportunity for the artists and young photographers to see the fruits of their work and to share them with families, friends and supporters…

The Isle of Wight was one of only three PCT’s in the country to receive an ‘excellent’ quality rating. In a debate yesterday in Westminster Hall, Andrew Turner, the Island’s MP, called on the Government to review the level of regulation for the Island’s NHS Primary Care Trust…

Regular weekend news bulletin, providing an overview of top stories and featured news from the Island Pulse in just sixty seconds or less. 25th to 31st January 2010…

Following news of the Shadow Secretary of State for Health, Andrew Lansley CBE MP visit to the Isle of Wight. After visiting St Mary’s Hospital along with the new prison hospital facilities he described the way that local health professionals worked together on the Island as ‘very impressive’…

For those that missed the recent Age of Stupid film screening at the Quay Arts you will be able to watch the fim tonight on BBC4. The film show on the Isle of Wight was attended by 112 people and draft figures show a surplus of £67 for charity…

The wind awareness campaign was very positively received everywhere across the island as the team attended more than 10 events. In excess of 1000 letters and signatures have been gathered in support of the wind farm proposal, at last count, and they are still coming in…

Roger Geffen the Campaigns and Policy Manager of the CTC spent two days on the Island last week meeting various groups about cycling on the Island and took the opportunity to look at some of the cycle routes..

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The Quay Arts was buzzing in anticipation with over 120 people awaiting the news of who was going to be the winner of the Isle of Wight Photographer of the Year in 2009…