Robin Hill has launched Eklectica, a brand new, family friendly, boutique summer festival, which will take place at the park on Saturday and Sunday, September 9th and 10th.
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As a lad, I found a heart-shaped flint marked with a star on this stretch of coast. I knew it as a ‘Shepherd’s Crown’, though these fossil sea urchins are the stuff of many legends and local names.
Blackgang Chine and Robin Hill Country Park, the Island’s most popular fun parks, are now open for the season with new attractions and exciting activity planned for the Easter holidays.
It promises to be an exciting season for Wightlink Warriors and their fans as speedway returns to Smallbrook Stadium this April.
Barry Bishop and Martin Widman, co-promoters of the Warriors, have ambitious plans to transform Smallbrook into the Island’s leading sports complex, as well as making Thursdays a speedway fun night out for all the family.
As a 6ft 7in former rugby player, Ben Rouse admits he had to get used to standing out in the crowd. That is one reason why he is unlikely to be fazed when he carries out his duties as the new High Sheriff of the Isle of Wight, wearing the full regalia – tights, frills and all!
I knew Morris Barton, who died recently aged 75, long before he became the most famous person on the Isle of Wight. When he first joined the IW County Press he was an apprentice linotype operator to my late father, Roy. When dad revealed stories of work, Morris was often mentioned.
Ryde Academy has made huge strides since the appointment of its Principal Joy Ballard in September 2015. This progress was recently confirmed by a successful Ofsted inspection where Ryde Academy was rated as ‘Good’ following years of ‘Requiring Improvement’.
A Victorian horse-drawn stage coach, that trundled around the roads and tracks of the Island more than 130 years ago, will be on show at the Isle of Wight Bus and Coach Museum from April.
Paul Topping’s voice is the one that tens of thousands of Isle of Wight people wake up to every weekday morning. Paul is presenter of the Breakfast Show on Isle of Wight Radio, and his is the most listened-to programme on what is the most listened-to radio station on the Island.
