Isle of Wight business – It’s not just tourism

Jed Dwight, who became the youngest fully qualified national poultry judge in December, was elected as a Member of the Poultry Club of Great Britain's Council, following a national vote this month.

Islander, Rachel Brown, joins 21 women from around the country who will run workshops (designed by UK Parliament) on topics such as Empowering Women, Getting Heard and The History of Women and The Vote.

Cowes Yacht Haven has won a prestigious award in a national competition organised by the Chelsea Magazines Group.

From the Esplanade and Steephill to Ventnor Downs, the new Time Travel Heritage Trail can be visited in a leisurely day and will guide you through the town, where you will learn more about the rich history of Ventnor.

Farmers and growers challenged the MP to back British farming when a new agriculture policy.

WightAID is a new charity that raises funds from businesses operating on the Island, and distributes it to a range of charities and good causes on the Isle of Wight.

Gardeners from across the Island are celebrating after being crowned ‘Cream of the Crop’ at The Wight in Bloom Awards 2016.

Isle of Wight Conservative MP, Andrew Turner and Hampshire MPs are being asked to support the CLA campaign and champion a future that allows rural businesses to thrive.

Your vote can help Isle of Wight businesses entered into the Kennel Club's 'Be Dog Friendly Awards'.

Oops, this latest advertising bloomer sent to OnTheWight places a Cornish castle on the Island and renames Brighstone as Brightstone. At least they spelled Isle of Wight correctly ;-)

Leading Inflight Entertainment & Connectivity (IFEC) provider, IFPL, celebrated a major milestone this year supplying their two millionth industry part to a key Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).