The Isle of Wight is all about community

Take part in the Big Sleep Out on 14th October and raise money for Aspire Ryde and The Isle of Wight Bus Shelter.

Join the Independent Lifeboat Lotto for your chance to win up to £5,000. It costs less than a tenner a month and you'll be helping local independent lifeboat stations.

Islanders are invited to follow the route of Damien's last walk before he disappeared on 2nd November 1996. One volunteer taking part, of similar build to Damien and wearing the same clothes, hopes to able to jog people's memory.

The Hospice are looking for volunteers to help extend services to reach more patients, families and visitors, by opening its Sunflower Café for longer. Find out how to get involved.

The High Sheriff for the Island has thanked Islanders for embracing the very first Isle of Wight Day and reveals the date for 2017's event.

The stars of Walk the Wight 2016 were paid tribute to last night at an awards evening in Newport. It was revealed that almost £300,000 has been raised so far with more donations to follow.

The Prince and Princess Society have decided to refocus their aims and will be fundraising for ‘Island children with Autism and other Neurological conditions’, but they nee your help.

The dedicated band of guerrilla gardeners (aka the Friends of Frank James Hospital) have shown great respect to this wonderful piece of Isle of Wight heritage over the last five years. Join them on their (possibly) last gathering this Saturday.

Islanders stood side by side with others across the globe on the United Nations International Day of Peace. See the aerial photos taken by Darren Vaughan of Wight Drone.

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

It's hoped over 1,000 people will gather at low tide on Appley Beach tonight to create a giant human peace sign which will be filmed from the air by Darren at WightDrone.