Articles – Interviews
John Gurney: Champion: Practising makes perfect!
Not many solicitors can suddenly break into song in the native tongue of Gurkha soldiers. And not many solicitors have both defended and
Articles – Interviews
Not many solicitors can suddenly break into song in the native tongue of Gurkha soldiers. And not many solicitors have both defended and
Whether it’s breeding or breaking-in horses, preparing them for a difficult equestrian discipline, or teaching students the finer points of riding them, Robert’s wealth
Of all his stage, television and film appearances, Melvyn Hayes is still perhaps best known for his role of Gunner ‘Gloria’ Beaumont in
When Claire Locke moved to the Island in 1990 with husband Glyn she had designs on running her own business. After a fleeting
Most parents with two young children under the age of five would perhaps regard ‘an adventure’ as a trip to a holiday camp
John Matthews describes himself as ‘not being a typical coroner or judge’, and it is easy to see why. John was coroner of
The walls of Melvyn Hayes’ study at his family home in Ryde are covered with reminders of a truly remarkable career in show
Not too many people have danced with the Queen at Buckingham Palace; taken tea countless times with renowned playwright Noel Coward and even
Ann Pink is a remarkable and indeed incredibly lucky lady. Born on the Island, and now living in a Ryde nursing home, Ann
In the final part of the interview with Bembridge-based Ken Hicks, we hear about some of his experiences as an Intelligence officer with
Among the many duties of the Lord-Lieutenant of the Isle of Wight, as The Queen’s representative here, is to organise, oversee and try
Chloe Sandell is not the type to sit around in an office, wondering what the big wide world is really like. She decided