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Ocean Hotel: Understanding why the Crown Prosecution Service decided there was no case to answer - Vimarsana News

Ocean Hotel: Understanding why the Crown Prosecution Service decided there was no case to answer

The background to why the case against Stephen Purvis, one of the former owners of Ocean Hotel in Sandown, was dropped this week

Ocean Hotel: We won't stop driving work forward to secure derelict hotel say Isle of Wight Police - Vimarsana News

Ocean Hotel: We won't stop driving work forward to secure derelict hotel say Isle of Wight Police

Isle of Wight Police are keen to reassure the public the latest development in court this week would not stop its work to tackle anti-social behaviour and ensure the hotel ...

Hullabaloo: Amazing speakers, poetry, storytelling and spoken word for all ages to help inspire, upskill, download and join in with – for free - Vimarsana News

Hullabaloo: Amazing speakers, poetry, storytelling and spoken word for all ages to help inspire, upskill, download and join in with – for free

The lineup for Hullabaloo is amazing! There is so much to see and do over the two days at this science, nature and carnival arts pile-up! Gather your friends and ...

Sandown Bay councils asked to contribute £5k each for creation of a 'Place Plan' - Vimarsana News

Sandown Bay councils asked to contribute £5k each for creation of a 'Place Plan'

Having a 'Place Plan' has been seen as important for the council's regeneration approach

Case against former Ocean Hotel owner, Stephen Purvis, thrown out of court - Vimarsana News

Case against former Ocean Hotel owner, Stephen Purvis, thrown out of court

The Isle of Wight Magistrates Court today (Wednesday) confirmed the case has been discontinued, with Mr Purvis’ costs to be assessed