@perranmoonmp.bsky.social the fundamental difference between Island culture and Cornwall is that the Isle of Wight is too small a minority to have ever been recognised. No other island in the British isles is given so few powers to govern itself or its geography so ignored.
Ventnor Fringe Festival announces its vibrant programme, featuring over 120 performances this July
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The Isle of Wight’s award-winning summer arts festival, Ventnor Fringe, has launched the Ventnor Exchange Arena, a new Big Top and nomadic venue for the island @ventnorfringe.bsky.social
Anyone know what this very low flying plane was doing yesterday in Ventnor?
Back in May we hosted the People’s Palace of Possibility. A place to share ideas, dreams and thoughts about home, family, love, fears, ambitions, the future.
Here is just a snapshot of we discovered 👇
Some thoughts on this year and what we’re working on in 2025
Reading the Devolution White Paper can’t help but feel Isle of Wight is a very literal example of a ‘devolution island’ too small to go it alone and without natural partners.
Just 700ish people (0.5% pop.) commute for work from Hants to IW, 2K other way, hardly an integrated ‘Solent’ region.
Christmas in Ventnor🎄
This Saturday we’re celebrating 10 years of Ventnor Exchange 🎉
It’s been quite a journey, not without challenges, but what a privilege and adventure, to launch a new arts organisation on our little island.
Here’s to the next 10 years and all the exciting developments in store!
