Tilly Walder is a journalist for the Isle of Wight Observer, focusing on local news and events on the Isle of Wight in the United Kingdom. With a passion for community stories, Tilly covers a range of topics including local government initiatives, cultural events, human interest stories, and community achievements.
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Isle of Wight, United Kingdom (Local)
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Tilly's coverage predominantly centers on local events, community news, and human interest stories with a focus on the Isle of Wight. She would be most responsive to pitches related to local events, community initiatives, charity projects, and human-interest stories that have an impact on the residents of the Isle of Wight.
Given Tilly's emphasis on seasonal content and event coverage, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local events or cultural festivals specific to the region. Additionally, topics such as health and well-being within the local community are likely to align with her coverage interests.
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By: Tilly Walder
‘Mr Bates vs the Post Office’ has brought attention and public support to the sub-postmasters who lost so much in the Horizon scandal. For many years they have been shouting as loudly as they could, fighting a system and an establishment pitted against them in every way.
Mountbatten’s CEO Nigel Hartley has asked who is being held accountable for inadequate support for palliative care, saying that in his 35 years working in hospices he has never known “such a critical and desperate time”.
Trevor and Susannah, whose marriage is on the rocks, inflict their miseries on their nearest and dearest: three couples whose own relationships are tenuous at best.
By: Tilly Walder
“You’ve taken on a lot of work there!” that is the most common reaction when people comment on my new role as Isle of Wight councillor for Ventnor & St Lawrence, but doing whatever I can to help my home town never feels like a chore.
Enjoy live music at the Castle Inn in Newport every Friday and Saturday.
The Isle of Wight Observer published on 4th February, 1888 recounts a story about a stable boy who goes to great lengths to rescue two horses, and gives details about a ship sinking off the Island’s south coast.
Homes in Binstead are being offered free water butts to try to help prevent floods as part of a scheme involving the IW Council, Southern Water and the Environment Agency all involved.
By: Tilly Walder
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Whether it be as a result of essential utility works or resurfacing, local businesses can suffer as a result of the high volume of road closures on the Island.
As she handed me this book, Miranda asked me to be brutally honest. She believes that a review should be honest, as do I. So it is truthfully I say that this a brilliant book, that exceeded all my expectations.
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