Community News

The free seminar aims to highlight the role Isle of Wight organisations can play in nature recovery.

Isle of Wight-born pianist and composer Thomas Luke is set to release his debut album of original music, See Me Now, on Friday 16 January.

Now in its third year, the independently run festival will feature an expanded site with improved layout, accessibility, facilities, and additional experiences.

Here are family‑friendly and community events happening across the Isle of Wight this month.

Isle of Wight band Five Degrees North are among the nominees announced for the annual Radio Wigwam Awards.

A free life-skills programme supporting young people on the Isle of Wight is set to return next week.

A new regional campaign is encouraging people across the South East, including the Isle of Wight, to rethink the idea that smoking relieves stress.

RSPCA Isle of Wight has received a £500 donation from Southern Vectis, helping the charity install a charging point for its electric van.

It was a memorable day for Creationz Dance Academy as 13 young dancers from the Isle of Wight took to the stage at London’s iconic Shaftesbury Theatre.

Andy was delighted with the thoughtful gifts and clearly touched by the recognition he received.

Aspire Creative Hub is inviting young people to form, rehearse, and perform in a real band with the launch of its new Build a Band project in Shanklin.

Netball is helping Isle of Wight residents get active, lose weight, and boost wellbeing thanks to the Island’s gloji Lose Weight Programme.

Over the past 12 months, more than £70,000 in travel support has been provided through 43 sponsorships.

West Wight Sports & Community Centre has announced that its Eco Refill Scheme has raised £500 in its first six months at its new home inside the centre.

Almost 300 Santas pulled on their red suits and braved the rain on the first Sunday of December to take part in the much-loved Isle of Wight Santa Dash.

A community steering group has been formed in Ventnor to explore future options for the Winter Gardens.

A 100-year-old Second World War veteran from the Isle of Wight has been honoured in a new portrait painted by a local artist.

The Duke of York pub is inviting Islanders to its first-ever Open-Air Christmas Market tomorrow.

The festive season is here, and the Isle of Wight Council has announced changes to waste, recycling, and garden collection services over Christmas and New Year.

Plans for a new doggy day care in an Isle of Wight town have been given the go ahead.