Articles – Interviews
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.
Articles – Interviews
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’s determination to become a cameraman has led him all over the world, in very prestigious company. He talks to Roz Whistance.
Roz Whistance meets an actress, singer and writer of remarkable talent. Charlotte Barton-Hoare talks about her achievements as most of us might take
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 was just 22 when she was diagnosed with cancer. She wants others to benefit from her experience of coping with the
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 is acclaimed for her art far beyond the confines of the Island. She talks to Rosalind Whistance. We all know those
Those intensely blue eyes are twinkly but steely. His face, though quick to break into a boyish grin, is earnest. What you get
Seventeen years ago on a cold November afternoon I drove to Firestone Copse to meet a spy. Would he resemble one of John
Northwood-born Mark King, who found world fame as the front man of Level 42, who have sold thirty million albums and enjoyed hit
Eve Branson smiles her brilliant smile when I tell her I’ve been nervous about meeting her, and the more so when I tell
Joys and triumphs, tragedies and sorrows, are inevitably part of a Lifeboatman's memories. For John Cook, retired second coxswain of Yarmouth Lifeboat, his