Writing the Wight: Three talented women
By Julia Courtney The Island is rightly proud of its association with poets Alfred Tennyson and Algernon Swinburne, but a host of lesser-known
Mary Harding: All the world’s a stage
After spending most of the summer on a different kind of “stage”- as a waitress and bar person at the Wight Mouse Inn
Berry nice!
Recent visitor to the Island and Great British Bake Off star Mary Berry discusses her life in the spotlight and reveals how she stays
Paul Methuen: Paul is still enjoying the high life!
Not too many people have danced with the Queen at Buckingham Palace; taken tea countless times with renowned playwright Noel Coward and even
Mary Case: New High Sheriff Mary planning to keep herself busy
Mary Case knows all about being as busy as a bee, and is already bracing herself for one of the busiest years of
Mary Ellis: Flying against all expectations
It is not widely known that women were trained as pilots during the war, and played a vital part in the delivery of