A family member of those trapped on the Undercliff without any vehicle access to their homes has set up a page on the social networking site, hoping it will draw attention to their plight.
If you have views on the proposed renewable tidal energy site off the Ventnor/St Lawrence coast, Charlotte Billson would love you to complete her quick survey, which will help towards her dissertation study.
Our thoughts are with the Northwood man's family and friends, especially those who witnessed his death.
The council tell OnTheWight that it could be November before options to give any access to Undercliff Drive are even discussed. Concerns are that when it starts to rain, will currently exposed porous land/surfaces be left open to drink up the rain and then trigger further landslips - exposing the council to further costs?
Getting straight answers out of the council continues to be a problem, as they resist to explicitly answer two very simple questions.
Members of the Isle of Wight Long Distance Walkers Association joined forces with Isle of Wight Beach Cleaning Volunteers to collect 18 bags of rubbish from a south coast beach earlier this month.
Efforts continue to raise money for those who lost everything in the devastating Puckaster fire in March.
Fishermen say the Tidal Energy Centre, planned to be built within sight of St Catherine’s lighthouse, may decimate the town’s important fishing industry.
If you know someone who might use that service and is not on Facebook or even the Internet, please let them know.
Well done to Jon Young who, through OnTheWight, pushed for a reinstatement of the bus service to Niton Undercliff.
We hope search and rescue services are able to locate the man overboard.
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