Business Located in Sandown Isle of Wight

We are independent furniture suppliers on the Isle of Wight

‘Dino Islands’ takes players on a prehistoric adventure into a land of dinosaurs with waterfalls, smoking volcanoes and animatronic dinosaurs. 

Sandown Post Office opened at its new location last Friday (12th April) at Central on Avenue Road, Sandown.

Landscape Gardener, Tree Surgeon

Mobile Carpet and Flooring

Newchurch Male Voice Choir sing for the enjoyment of singing but also to raise money for charity. We practice each Friday evening at 7.25 pm in the Parish Hall High St. Newchurch.

Phil the Truck is a registered waste removal company based on the Isle of Wight. We have a team of dedicated waste removers who can complete any waste removal service with ease. Our wide-ranging services include garden clearances, shade removal and home clearances. We cater to both domestic and commercial customers throughout the Isle of Wight.

Our plans are to lease one of the main hangars at Sandown Airport and convert this into our first aviation museum. This will allow us to both build our collection and establish the museum as a viable tourist attraction. Positioned close to the airport Control Tower and Bistro, the museum will be a short distance from the parking facilities. The airport is located on the main route between Newport & Sandown and is in the ideal position for attracting visitors. The airport is also home to Airframe Assemblies one of the worlds leading Spitfire and classic war bird restoration companies and these aircraft are regular visitors to the airfield. The museum will be free to enter and staffed by volunteers, enabling maximum access to all visitors.

POO MUSEUM IS CLOSED WHILE WE MOVE TO NEW PREMISES. WE WILL RE-OPEN THERE DURING SUMMER 2019. Find out more here.   The National Poo Museum was created by Daniel Roberts, Nigel George and Dave Badman from the Eccleston George collective of artists and social entrepreneurs on the Isle of Wight. We launched with “Poo at the Zoo” at Sandown, Isle of Wight on March 25 2016. It was a joint event with Isle of Wight Zoo. This exhibition was open to zoo visitors over the spring and summer 2016. We found a beautiful new site for a permanent exhibition in Sandown, Isle of Wight. It opened in April 2018.