Ventnor Foodbank has received yet another anonymous donation of £1,000. For those in need, no voucher is required, you can just turn up. Details within

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The £1,000 donation is a great help to the Community Foodbank, but they are also in need of donations of tea, tinned spaghetti, tinned potatoes, sponge puddings and tinned fruit

Cash donations have included £100, £200, and more recently a generous local resident donated £1,000. Details within

Suzie Metcalfe, Chair of Ventnor Community Foodbank said they have been heartened by the support from the community in Ventnor and from the Town Council

From next month Ventnor's Foodbank will operate independently of the Isle of Wight Foodbank and the Trussell Trust. Details of how to donate within

A 'Safe Place' is somewhere a person with a learning disability or autism, who is feeling scared or lost, can call into show their Safe Place card and get help

Next week residents are invited to an 'On Your Doorstep' event where local and Island-wide voluntary sector and community groups will showcase what they do

The Isle of Wight council promised to return the swings to the playground by the summer holidays. Join others at this Saturday's community picnic, to hopefully celebrate, rather than protest.

The joint initiative from Southern Housing Group, POA Learning and Ventnor Town Council is designed to improve access to advice and guidance for residents.

Salisbury Gardens in Ventnor has got to be one of the best spots on the Isle of Wight to watch the Round the Island Race and this year it'll have the advantage of hosting Ventnor Day once again as well!