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What better way to celebrate Isle of Wight Day (23rd September) than with a cycle ride through the beautiful West Wight. OnTheWight has details of how to take part, so why not gather together friends and join in.
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The single vehicle collision took place on Friday evening and resulted in the loss of live of this Freshwater man, who leaves behind a four year old son.
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Major reconstruction works of the road and improvements to the footway in this busy Freshwater road will take place next month.
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of cocaine, heroin and a class B drug.
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The Ultra 40 Challenge is the brainchild of fitness instructor Julie Dixon and Centre supporter Martin Scotcher, as well as coinciding with their milestone birthdays it celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Sports Centre.
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The West Wight Sports Centre are appealing for volunteer kayakers to help with the Solent Swim in September
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Friends are invited to pay their respects to the late Chris Weston, well-known Islander who took the iconic 1970 Isle of Wight Festival panoramic photos.
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‘I Remember Hill Lodge, Freshwater’ tells the fascinating story of Ellen Victoria Jane Stevenson - a woman from Freshwater determined to overcome misfortune. Book signing on Saturday morning in Freshwater Library.
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The Ofsted inspector acknowledges the challenge of recruiting permanent staff at this primary school but highlights the many strengths it has.
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Well done to all involved in the Wessex Cancer Trust Spring Fayre held at Freshwater Court. A whopping £3,500 has been raised for the Daisy Bus that helps transport Isle of Wight Cancer patients to their hospital appointments.
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Wessex Cancer Trust's Daisy Buses provide invaluable help for those on the Isle of Wight needing treatment on the mainland. Join in the fundraising this Saturday at the 13th Freshwater Court Spring Fete.
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The forearm and hand had been in the water for sometime, but following analysis, police confirm it belonged to a woman.
