Articles – Interviews
Alan Titchmarsh: High Sheriff? The idea grew on me…
When a very regal Alan Titchmarsh attends numerous events as the Island’s High Sheriff it’s hard to believe he was once an also
Articles – Interviews
When a very regal Alan Titchmarsh attends numerous events as the Island’s High Sheriff it’s hard to believe he was once an also
“I quite like organising things,” says Chris Waddington, leader of Yarmouth’s Carnival Committee. Human dynamo isn’t quite the right term for Chris: that
The following interview took place before the tragic death of Anthony Minghella. All at Island Life offer their sincere condolences to the Minghella
Jet Harris has a sensational new album called The Journey. Ironically, it was a permanent one way journey to the Island in 2000
Cavendish Morton truly is a Renaissance Man. Well known on the Island for his maritime and landscape paintings, this artist whose life has
Gloria Minghella is uncomfortable about her status as an Island Treasure. She feels she’s been lauded enough. Doyenne of the family ice cream
Roz Whistance meets the Island’s head of Judiciary, and try to find the man under the wig. With mixed success. “You won’t get
Whitwell’s John Woodford loves Christmas because it gives him the chance to come out of himself and put on his best dresses and
It is not widely known that women were trained as pilots during the war, and played a vital part in the delivery of
Fred Price is a familiar face in the village of Havenstreet. As he leans on the gate of his cottage, and although his
Well, who’d have thought it? – as John Major said after his surprise succession to Margaret Thatcher. A 27-year-old, still living at home
“People think, when you’ve broken the Land Speed record and raced super-balloons across the Pacific, that the world’s your oyster,” says design engineer