Articles – Interviews
Anthony Churchill: Living not too wisely, but well
Hold tight for the connecting game that is the life of Anthony Churchill: the lines are very wiggly and very long. They stem
Simon Dabell: Making it work with four generations looking down…
Simon Dabell only has to look around the walls of his office at Blackgang Chine to realise he is in his right vocation
Vicky Baker: Ultimate power with a velvet touch
Running a prison doesn’t mean a woman has to be an honorary man, finds Roz Whistance, on meeting governor Vicky Baker. “I can
Anthony Churchill: A little bit of everything
Anthony Churchill, sportsman, sailor, and champion of the arts, makes things happen - and has done all his life. Roz Whistance meets a
Robert Thompson: The talented Mr Thompson
Editor's Note: Robert Thompson is no longer at The Hambrough, he has his own restaurant Thompson's located in Newport. (December 2019) His
Debbie Cotton: Once a gaffer always a gaffer
As a fashion designer, she was often the gaffer. Now Debbie Cotton tells Island Life about a different ‘Gaffers’ adventure – and much
Bill Bristow: Creative whirlwind hits the Isle of Wight
Bill Bristow had persuaded his father to reveal his secrets in a book, and had enjoyed success in film in LA. But it
Bob Bridgestock: The man in charge
He has policed countless horrific murder enquiries and received frequent commendations. Yet he has retired with his belief in people in tact. Roz
Bill Bristow: Life, camera, action!
A little boy discovers his father was a spy. A young man’s brainwave rocks the financial world. A rookie film director is befriended
Jamie Griffin: I’ve got the music in me
Jamie Griffin, guitarist, vocalist and song writer, has ambitions which reach beyond the horizons of the Isle of Wight. He talks to Roz
Barbara Haden: Wartime memories
Often wartime memories can conjure up a sense of jollity in the face of tragedy as people pulled together to keep life going.
Martin White: Behind the public face
Lord Lieutenant Martin White has retired. But it’s not retirement as we know it, as he tells Roz Whistance Sometimes, when you’re interviewing