Starting Thursday, Ryde hosts Harp on Wight’s 12th festival, a five-day celebration of the harp
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@onthewight.comStarting Thursday, Ryde hosts Harp on Wight’s 12th festival, a five-day celebration of the harp
@onthewight.comNaturezones runs two Thursday holiday clubs for children aged eight to 12
@onthewight.comSarah Nicole becomes the Island’s first Poet Laureate after a public vote
@onthewight.comIsland Line creative project earns Highly Commended at South Western Railway Awards
@onthewight.comMore than 600 Islanders shared their views to shape social care strategy
@onthewight.comCare Quality Commission figures show more Island care homes rated below good
@onthewight.comSummer beach safety figures for Ventnor emerge ahead of next month’s consultation
@onthewight.comRed Squirrel Trust hosts woodland walks and launches children’s club in Ryde
@onthewight.comFormer cafe operator unveils plan for villagers to buy Wroxall’s last remaining pub
@onthewight.comNewport man and Nottingham designer launch a witch-themed card game on Kickstarter today
@onthewight.comNewport Guildhall receives almost £750,000 towards urgent repairs and its long-term future
@onthewight.comThese Boots and Day Lewis branches will open until 8.30pm on weekdays
@onthewight.comWomen can book a yoga evening with poetry and a vegetarian supper
@onthewight.comCommittee refuses campaigners’ request to review how the council handled their Southern Water petition
@onthewight.comTeemill sponsors T-shirts for volunteers behind West Wight’s growing Eco Refill scheme
@onthewight.comTarot cards retelling Island stories are on show in Ryde until Saturday - you can even purchase your own pack at various outlets
@onthewight.comThe exhibition is a superb showcase for young Isle of Wight talent
@onthewight.comVincent Dupont-Blackshaw’s photographic assemblage hung alongside international artists at London’s Saatchi Gallery
@onthewight.comCheck the web address before applying for a Blue Badge and only use the official GOV.UK website
@onthewight.comBiggest programme yet brings 27 authors to Island schools, reaching 6,000 pupils