Young people on the Isle of Wight are being invited to take part in a new Summer Skills Bootcamp aimed at building confidence, skills and experience in public service.

The Hut in Colwell Bay has been shortlisted for Restaurateur of the Year – Independent at the 2026 Cateys.

Tourism and hospitality businesses on the Isle of Wight are being encouraged to put themselves forward for this year’s Beautiful South Awards for Excellence.

Dimbola Museum and Galleries has hosted another successful evening celebrating the Isle of Wight’s musical heritage...

Sunshine is overrated—at least in some destinations. There are places where grey skies, mist, rain, and even storms don’t ruin the experience—they make it. They deepen colours, add atmosphere, and turn already beautiful landscapes into something cinematic. If you’re willing to embrace the drizzle, these five destinations prove that bad weather can be a very good thing. 1. Edinburgh Edinburgh was practically designed for moody weather. When mist rolls in and rain slicks the co

One crime. Five suspects. Can you crack it before the detective? ❄️ The Setup On a snowy evening, guests gather at Winter Manor for an intimate dinner party. Outside, heavy snow has been falling for hours, blanketing the grounds. At 9:30 p.m., the host, Mr. Edward Blackwood, excuses himself to his study. At 10:00 p.m., a loud crash is heard. Moments later, Mr. Blackwood is found dead in his locked study. 🔎 The Scene The study door is locked from the inside A window is open,

Ian’s motivation is deeply personal. He lost his father to Huntington’s Disease, and both he and his brother have tested positive for the condition and are now symptomatic.

The much-loved clock on the Masonic Hall in Seaview has been fully restored and is once again keeping time for the village.