News from the centre

Carisbrooke Castle Museum sits within the walls of the Castle but is completely independent of English Heritage, being run instead by Island Trust. This new exhibition sees Anglo-Saxon treasures return to the Island after 150 years away

Father and daughter James Halsey (cello) and Sally Birkett (piano) kick off the series this weekend performing two sets of variations Beethoven composed on fantastic themes by Mozart and Handel

The school say there was no reason to suspect him and that they have robust safeguarding procedures in place

Half term offers two opportunities to visit Newport Roman Villa. You'll be able to explore the well-preserved Roman remains, including one of the best preserved bath suites in southern England. Includes kids activities for just £1 per person

St Mary's will be following national guidance and setting up the assessment area in the next week

Youth Strike 4 Climate members are encouraging Islanders of all ages to join them tomorrow (Valentine’s Day) to show their love for the Isle of Wight (and planet)

New youth hub to support wellbeing of young Islanders, thanks to funding from community council

There'll be local speakers and national experts at this conference helping us to learn, understand and discuss how we can protect the Island's wildlife and landscape in an era of unprecedented environmental change

Three separate planning applications have been submitted by McDonald’s to install its famous golden arches signs at the site

The Environment Agency advise if you have flood protection, install it one hour before high tide and move cars from seafront car parks

It's happened before and it'll no doubt happen again. An incoming corporation has trouble with the correct spelling of the Isle of Wight