Articles – Interviews
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
Articles – Interviews
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, guitarist, vocalist and song writer, has ambitions which reach beyond the horizons of the Isle of Wight. He talks to Roz
Often wartime memories can conjure up a sense of jollity in the face of tragedy as people pulled together to keep life going.
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
Christmas is a busy time for the church, but its clergy never stop working. Roz Whistance meets one of the Island’s vicars who
For Martin White, it wasn't a matter of balancing his high-flying military career with the needs of his family. The two went hand
Mythological monsters kept 1960s cinema-goers on the edge of their seats. Roz Whistance meets Tony Dalton, who saved from scrap the exquisite models
During a brief pause in his walk in the footsteps of Tennyson, Roz Whistance discusses one Poet Laureate with another. Had a black
The epic story of one man’s journey from Sandown schoolboy to the top of the ranks. Roz Whistance meets the Lord Lieutenant of
“Councils of despair don’t interest me,” says Gay Edwards. “Of course you can’t make it all better, but its wicked not to try.”
Dick Taylor still plays with his ‘60s band, Pretty Things. That wasn’t his first group, but, as he tells Roz Whistance, he has
Roz Whistance finds there’s more to Vanessa Churchman than ballot boxes and red tape “If I don’t win I’ll cry for a week