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Popular Hullabaloo weekend does a grand job of promoting the Isle of Wight Biosphere - Vimarsana News

Popular Hullabaloo weekend does a grand job of promoting the Isle of Wight Biosphere

Three cheers to all those who helped make this year's Hullabaloo a great success. The weekend was full of thought-provoking talks, fabulous fun and heaps of inspiration!

Book now for this month's Repair Cafe to have your broken items repaired - or even learn to darn your socks - Vimarsana News

Book now for this month's Repair Cafe to have your broken items repaired - or even learn to darn your socks

With all the worry about cost of living, book a slot and take anything that needs fixing down to the inflation-busting Repair Cafe

How did the Isle of Wight MP vote on plans to reverse a ban on fracking? - Vimarsana News

How did the Isle of Wight MP vote on plans to reverse a ban on fracking?

Many residents will be interested to know how Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, voted on the motion attempting to force the introduction of a draft law to ban fracking ...

Learn the right way to recycle during national Recycle Week - Vimarsana News

Learn the right way to recycle during national Recycle Week

Wrong items in the bin can make whole lorry loads un-recyclable through contamination. This means other people's recycling efforts are wasted, as well as your own

'Almost a kick in the guts' says council leader after Jacob Rees-Mogg visits Island and doesn't get in touch - Vimarsana News

'Almost a kick in the guts' says council leader after Jacob Rees-Mogg visits Island and doesn't get in touch

The fact the Minster visited the Isle of Wight and did not contact the council was "almost a kick in the guts," said Cllr Lora Peacey-Wilcox