This recipe has a sweet pumpkin filling and tangy Stilton topping for a dramatic veggie dish to feed the family 

Red Funnel has unveiled its Island Ambassadors for 2026, celebrating a wide range of Isle of Wight talent across music, sport and community life.

Indie band The Pill have announced they are stepping away from music and will no longer be an active band, cancelling all upcoming and future live shows.

A new initiative aimed at reducing anti-social behaviour and improving public spaces has launched in Ryde this week.

The highlight came in Basingstoke, where the club’s U13s stormed into the semi-finals of the Hampshire Bowl Cup with a dominant 14–2 victory.

Southern Vectis has announced it will support Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance as its official charity partner for 2026 and 2027.

Fall in love with your soft furnishings again this winter and make it the season to snuggle up in style

Children’s TV was meant to be safe. Bright colours. Friendly faces. Moral lessons. And yet… every so often, it went completely off the rails and delivered scenes that felt ripped straight from a horror film — with no warning and no counselling afterwards. Here are five times kids’ TV accidentally went full horror… and left us scarred for life... 5. Goosebumps — “The Mask” (1995) The premise alone was unsettling: a mask that fuses to your face and slowly takes over your person