Articles – Interviews
Patrick Seely: Being part of the landscape
“No, don’t look till you’re at the top!” says Patrick Seely. There, laid out before us is a stunning microcosm of what makes
Mr Richard Sainsbury: Aiming for excellence
Since taking up his post at St Mary’s in September 2007, consultant breast surgeon Mr Richard Sainsbury has greatly improved treatment for breast
Sir John Hobart : Heritage, Harrods and hedgelaying
Sir John Hobart on his life and how the family came to the Island. There aren’t many of us who can trace our families
Anne Bishop: Fighting back
Anne Bishop has had to deal with controversy and personal tragedy while bringing up a young child. But she is determined to carry
Joanne Mabin: Fiddling the system
Joanne Mabin was told she had to choose between dancing and music. Her choice was not to choose, as she tells Roz Whistance.
Mark Wilkinson: Wight Rock & Roller
Mark Wilkinson’s determination to become a cameraman has led him all over the world, in very prestigious company. He talks to Roz Whistance.
Charlotte Barton-Hoare: Life’s a stage and Charlotte is sure-footed on it
Roz Whistance meets an actress, singer and writer of remarkable talent. Charlotte Barton-Hoare talks about her achievements as most of us might take
Alison Eade: Find your voice and all that jazz
Blood-curdling screams emanate from a church hall – followed by the sound of raucous laughter. Alison Eade is holding a workshop for people
Lauren Ford: My new hair
Lauren Ford was just 22 when she was diagnosed with cancer. She wants others to benefit from her experience of coping with the
Tim Smith: Bidding for success
Tim Smith has just celebrated 40 years as an auctioneer. It’s been fun, he tells Roz Whistance. A flick of an eyelid. The
Judith Barton: The truth on canvas
Judith Barton is acclaimed for her art far beyond the confines of the Island. She talks to Rosalind Whistance. We all know those
Andy Gustar: Cutting it at the top of his game
Those intensely blue eyes are twinkly but steely. His face, though quick to break into a boyish grin, is earnest. What you get