Zoe Thompson's drive to represent and give voices to the vulnerable has positively changed many lives, including providing opportunities for young people, championing small businesses, and advocating for The Arts
Times are hard for everyone, but if you can show your support please donate to this fundraiser for the not-for-profit skateclub. They've achieved £1,300 so far, but are hoping to reach the £2,000 target
The story of hard work, dedication and a passion for what they do has earned all involved with John Cattle's Skate Club a bright future that is well worth supporting
It's hoped people will find the week a manageable time scale, and the emphasis really is on turning up and having fun in a relaxed, supportive environment. There'll be a taster session to meet the team on Tuesday
Zoe shares this round-up of the last 12 months from John Cattle's Skate Club - a not-for-profit company helping to make a positive impact on the physical and mental health of skateboarders of all ages and abilities
34 years ago, when there was nothing to skate on the Isle of Wight, a group of skateboarders built a half pipe in a friend's field. Some say it went on to become one of the best in Europe
The generous donation from Hose Rhodes Dickson goes a long way to helping Freshwater Parish Council match the funding they have dedicated to the project
Ryde Town Council say they have closed the park due to "anti-social behaviour and vandalism", but the real issue is far from this say skateboarding ambassadors, Wight Trash