A great start for Rotodama, a new Isle of Wight company that's giving a second life to Land Rover Discoverys. Disco bodies rot, but their chassis doesn't - So remove body and turn it into a Super Utility Vehicle.

World experts on tunnelling have been to the Isle of Wight this week to give their views on the project including (for the first time) how long it might take to complete and how much it could cost.

The £100,000 fixed link feasibility study from 1998 has been made public by the Pro-link campaigners, who say an updated version needs to be commissioned.

A not-for-profit association has been formed to campaign for a road-based fixed link from the Isle of Wight to the UK Mainland.

Thomas believes the council should be looking to protect local employers as well as core services, saying local ISPs may suffer because of their decision to give BT £3.65m in the rural broadproject rollout project.

What a fantastic community project. All welcome to take part in planting of fruit and nut trees in Yarmouth tomorrow (Saturday).

The final part in the series of articles by Thomas Cowley on Rights of Way access

Thomas shares detail on the process.

The first in a series of articles about rights of way access and how to legally maintain them

Latest report with videos from the IOW 4x4 Club

Thomas gives us a report from last week's 4×4 trials