The Isle of Wight is all about community

When Kayden attended an eye test because he'd been having headaches, his family never expected to receive the devastating news that followed.

The defibrillator comes as a result of a round the Island walk by Sheran Brown and is placed in honour of a friend she lost to a cardiac event.

The rugby-playing nurse from Southsea is planning to walk around the Isle of Wight with a tumble dryer strapped to his back. Find out why.

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If you're out and about on the Isle of Wight today, keep an eye out for these two wheelchair users as they cross the Island to raise funds for the Poppy Appeal.

A campaign to encourage walkers, swimmers, anglers and fossil hunters to take a bag and collect litter from the beach has been launched.

Well done to all who helped raise the money to buy new kit.

The event is in aid of a new Pop-Up Café in the church which it is hoped will encourage those passing, or visiting, to make use of the church’s offer of hospitality and friendship.

This performance was greeted by a standing ovation from the audience as it goes to show that the magic of music and performance is a boost to the confidence of people with learning difficulties.

Over £700 in prizes have already been donated by Island businesses, including this fantastic original Isle of Wight Gansey.

Join the Independent Lifeboat Lotto for your chance to win up to £5,000.