Irish eyes were smiling
By Terry Willey It was just a few years ago that I set foot on Irish soil for the first time. My late
Call of the waves
Late winter or early spring is almost the start of the sailing season, or at least the time to start planning and preparation.
Thirty years of Walk the Wight
Registration opened in January for this year’s very special Walk the Wight – and people are already enthusiastically signing up. Mountbatten is celebrating
Get out of the classroom and discover your potential
If you are in the last year of school and searching for your next adventure, then UKSA’s fully-funded Further Education courses are a
42nd annual Christmas charity lunch
Around 100 guests attended the annual Christmas festivities at Haseley Manor, for an eight-hour extravaganza of entertainment, unlimited wine and fine dining from
Celebrating the Island’s ‘Little Italy’
It was a song that led them to the Isle of Wight two decades ago – and since then, a combination of music,
Life and times of a royal retreat
As controversy rumbles on over the future of Norris Castle in East Cowes, we discover that this isn’t the first time in its
Another gold for Monkey Haven
The Island’s much-loved animal sanctuary Monkey Haven has struck gold yet again in the regional tourism ‘Oscars’. For the fourth time, the team
Removing the stress
Whether you’re downsizing or upscaling, moving just a few streets away or longer distances, moving house can be one of life’s most stressful
Affordable luxury that adds to your home
It's that time of year when the seed catalogues come out, holidays are booked, and thoughts are turning to the spring and summer.
Fabulously framed
Quality and workmanship come as standard at Yarmouth-based business West Wight Framing, where owner Tony Wilson can boast over 40 years of experience
Architecture and design for a new decade
The architectural trends for this year will set the scene for the decade to come, writes architects Mattinson Associates. As we start to