Pushing the boat out for Island Scouts
Olympic medal winning yachtsman Sir Ben Ainslie was welcomed as the guest of honour at a charity lunch at Haseley Manor, in support
With a song in his heart
His first encounter with the Isle of Wight was as a poorly little four year-old, packed off from his family in war-ravaged London
The magic of Santa Claus!
By Terence Willey, Terence Willey & Co. Historians tell us that the story of Santa Claus or St. Nicholas goes back to the
A magical brief encounter
By Terry Willey. Over the past two decades, I have been fortunate enough to travel the world and visit over 40 countries, but
Hug your plants – they feel the cold too!
As the mercury plummets and biting frosts start to nip at our fingers and toes, we’re all likely to be piling on extra
Tourism ‘stars’ shine bright
It was a night for the ‘stars’ of the tourist industry to come out and shine when the winners of the Red Funnel
An eco-friendly festive welcome
Nothing says ‘welcome’ to your Christmas visitors quite like a traditional door wreath – and the team of florists at Bembridge Flower Shop will
Time for a winter re-fit
With winter upon us, Nick Ward says this could be just the time to retreat into the ‘man shed’ for a spot of
Brushing up on shiny hair tips
Nothing signals good health so clearly as a head full of bouncy, shiny hair – and as a nation, we spend a fortune
Setting off for a summer sail
Nick Ward is a yacht broker with Waypoint Yacht Brokers who have offices in Yarmouth and The Folly (Whippingham) and deal in all
All hands back to the plough!
It might have been on a smaller scale than usual, but the popular Isle of Wight Ploughing Match was welcomed back this year.
The healing power of art
To Freshwater artist Boris Moscoff, art goes much deeper than just creating pretty pictures. In fact, having spent a lifetime teaching and practising