The money donated will go towards helping enhance the success rates of early detection and treatment of prostate cancer

Well done to all involved in the Wessex Cancer Trust Spring Fayre held at Freshwater Court. A whopping £3,500 has been raised for the Daisy Bus that helps transport Isle of Wight Cancer patients to their hospital appointments.

Well done to all involved in collecting and passing on the donations, which go to very worthy causes across the region.

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Freemasons agreed to donate £10,000 to the victims of the Manchester bombing.

Baron Tennyson, a direct descendant of Victorian poet Alfred Lord Tennyson, made a visit from New Zealand to Freshwater recently to rededicate two foundation stones laid at Freshwater Memorial Hall and at St Agnes Church.

Hiliary Jarman was a true charity champion, not only in her work to raise funds and awareness for several vital charities, but by also taking part in pioneering research with the Huntington's Disease Association.

Over 250 people turned out on Saturday to take part in the celebration of Hiliary Jarman's life, after she sadly passed away last month following a short illness.

The £200 cheque will help towards the Daisy Bus services, a free transport service to Isle of Wight residents travelling to chemotherapy sessions on the mainland.

Well done to all the children that took part in the sle of Wight Rotary Poetry Competition for Schools.

G F Watt is the subject of the May talk of the Farringford Tennyson Literary & Arts Society.

Many thanks to Chris Jarman for sending through details of how some rare trees and shrubs have been rescued and re-housed at Freshwater Court. Ed Sandalwood is a large home on Afton Road, Freshwater. It