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The deadline has been brought forward by two weeks, so if you haven't already applied for the discretionary grant from the Isle of Wight council you need to get your skates on
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 pop-up shops include festive decorations, children’s toys, fudge, leather handbags, wire-wrap jewellery and ceramics, all from local providers and with the majority made on the Island
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AES were able to demonstrate their design and engineering excellence, commitment and dedication to customers, and projects, during a period of much disruption and uncertainty. Well done to them all
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Ryde Academy’s 2020-21 Young Enterprise team have come up with a super product this Christmas. The 'Hug in a Mug' is a great-tasting local product that aims to spread some cheer this Christmas
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The Isle of Wight council leader said he was deeply alarmed to read online reports suggesting people might be planning to visit for drinking sessions
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The decision was made with a "heavy heart", but in light of "confusion about promoting non-essential travel and the changing guidance", say the Hotel
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If someone from Tier 2 is on the Isle of Wight they should be aware of the things they can or can't do. Here's a summary
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When you shop in local independent businesses on the Isle of Wight use the hashtag #ilovesmallbusiness online and without giving away what you've bought loved ones post photos
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The results of the survey of 200 small businesses on the Isle of Wight reveals the major hurdles that many have had to face
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Head of Visit Isle of Wight asks visitors to respect what the local community has achieved in keeping infection rates low on the Island low
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The judges said that Grace's Bakery was a great example of an independent retailer being at the heart of its local community
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Don’t give your money to Amazon. This Isle of Wight-grown solution is just a click away, helping you support Island businesses and get deliveries to your door. Share it with your friends, so the whole Island benefits
