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This limited edition run of 1,000 copies are likely to be snapped up pretty quickly. Over 120 people and organisations have been involved in its production. Net profits will go to Isle of Wight charities.
Business
The Isle of Wight is host to a wide variety of businesses and we love to celebrate their success.
As well as farming and agriculture, tourism and manufacturing, the Isle of Wight is fast becoming home to new technologies and online businesses.
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The Isle of Wight was chosen for the top three based on special Easter events, the average cost of stay and family-friendly activities
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Take part in a public consultation relating to proposed changes to dismissal process for small businesses
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Flower expert Jan Wyers tells us that we must all act before the end of November to halt changes proposed by Europe that could lead plant nurseries going out of business and the variety of plant available reduce considerably.
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The new branch will create 40 full and part time jobs, including managerial positions.
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Visit Isle of Wight have succeeded in its priority mission to attract 'first time visitors' to the Isle of Wight. There have been 80,000 of them in the last three years.
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In front of a packed meeting last night, Ryde Town Council discussed the possibility of buying the scenic harbour. Details of what was agreed within.
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The cafe would be transformed and the unused toilet block turned into a two-storey two-bed holiday let
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Wight Computers have donated their time and expertise to helping Isle of Wight Foodbank once again. This time with a new ‘holiday voucher scheme’.
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The Harbour Commissioner says that in 2013, Wightlink traffic fell for the third year in a row, directly impacting their income and jobs.
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The Government will be handing out grants of up to £5,000 to small businesses in tourist destinations to help them adapt following the Coronavirus crisis
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Owners of Seaview Wildlife Encounter say the legislation and regulations governing the wildlife park are 'crippling and suffocating'.
