Isle of Wight
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Maternity teams recognised for commitment to infant feeding support and improving care for mothers and babies.
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary launches 'Walk & Talk' for local women to discuss personal safety in Ryde.
Ryde Information and Support Service highlights its vital role in providing accessible advice, seeing over 200 clients monthly.
The Isle of Wight's longest-running arts and crafts festival will feature over 150 exhibits, live music, and craft stalls.
The international festival, themed 'HARPESTRY', will celebrate the harp's ability to weave sound, colour, and emotion from 22-26 October 2026.
Community members are encouraged to attend a public meeting to discuss key town issues and shape future decisions.
Up to £200,000 available for local enterprises to invest in growth and job creation, with applications closing on 31 December 2026.
Local council hosts free wellbeing sessions every Wednesday at The Office Café to foster a supportive community.
Local organisations collaborate to protect vulnerable sanderlings and other coastal birds on the Isle of Wight's shores.
The club's first and second XVs faced tough competition, with one securing a strong victory and the other battling a strong opposition.
Historical talks and coastal walks explore the 1588 Spanish Armada's presence off the island's shores.
Town Council seeks resident and group input on care, development, and potential activities for the Steephill Down Road site.
