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Wildheart Animal Sanctuary celebrates its 50th anniversary with 1,200 fans (opens the original)
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The atmosphere was electric on Saturday evening as the Wildheart Animal Sanctuary in Sandown celebrated its 50th anniversary with a spectacular, sold-out celebration that drew a roaring crowd of around 1,200 guests. It was in 1976 that the Corney family took over what was then known as the Isle of Wight Zoo which has now evolved into the Wildheart Animal Sanctuary - a home for rescue animals from around the world. The landmark event opened with a spellbinding performance by the talented Melodic
The Island's best kept village for 2026 revealed (opens the original)
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Fishbourne has been named the Isle of Wight’s best-kept village at the annual awards ceremony. BKVA chair Ann Evans opened the evening at Brighstone Village Hall, welcoming guests and sponsors before introducing Isle of Wight High Sheriff Nigel Hartley. Atherfield Green won best-kept hamlet and received the new Fred and Margaret Honnor Memorial Salver, named after the couple who have supported the BKVA since 1981. Shorwell Parish Council Chair Keith Cram accepts the Best Kept Hamlet prize from s
PS Waverley celebrates 80th anniversary alongside SS Shieldhall in the Solent (opens the original)
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Passengers were able to sail on board the PS Waverley on Saturday to take part in a unique experience to celebrate the 80 year anniversary of the vessel, which first set sail on October 2, 1946. To celebrate the occasion, Waverley met up in the Solent with another steamship, SS Shieldhall, an impressive steamship celebrating its 71st year and the largest working steamship of its kind in Europe. Setting sail from Yarmouth Pier on Saturday afternoon, we headed eastward along the Solent, passing Bo
Tribute night held at Isle of Wight museum for 1970 IW Festival star (opens the original)
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A capacity crowd gathered at the Dimbola Museum and Galleries on Saturday for a multi-arts tribute night celebrating acclaimed Scottish rock and blues singer/songwriter Frankie Miller. The evening, organised by Jo Macaulay and introduced by Dr Brian Hinton, curator at Dimbola, featured an engaging talk by Miller's lifelong close friend and author Davy Arthur. Davy shared stories of their history – including their 1968 meeting and Miller's performance at the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival. Davy has
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