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She's coming back into service today, but will be out for five hours on Monday for replacement of the worn noise mitigating ‘shoe’ on the western prow
East Cowes
East Cowes is the arrival point for many people visiting the Isle of Wight, as Red Funnel have their car ferry port here.
The area is rich with boat building history and well as the more obvious Queen Victoria connection with Osborne House.
Below are articles that OnTheWight has published connected to East Cowes.
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This reader asks "how many times do we have to make the same trip with the same vulnerable person until we strike it lucky? It’s an utter shambles"
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The message is to not join the queue for walk-in Covid vaccinations today in East Cowes as all 200 doses are now spoken for
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There are 32 of them being removed - but a teaser is included
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The GP practice said the text had gone to patients who had incomplete records and they were just trying to fulfil their equality obligations
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The 56-year-old from East Cowes is accused of breaking his restraining order against Cllr Karl Love
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Some crossing will not operate on the vehicle ferry, Red Jet and freight service, whilst an extra early crossing has been added for those heading to the funeral
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The work will include replacing two broken glazing panels, any essential minor repairs, as well as checks and inspections undertaken using contractors and IWC technical staff
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The farm off Forest Road does not have planning permission for fuel storage, so the owner of Solent Fuels is seeking retrospective permission from the council
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If you are planning to travel after 7pm or 8.30pm on either of the dates you'll need to make alternative arrangements
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From Thursday to Sunday there'll be sailing, exhibitions and more to celebrate the life of Isle of Wight boat designer and innovator, Uffa Fox
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The Mayor of East Cowes said, "We are really looking forward to meeting all the local producers and makers and welcoming Islanders to the new indoor market”
