The edge of the creature's shell was spotted in the block by fossil collector Jack Wonfor on the Isle of Wight's southwest coast. Fossil enthusiasts from across the island came together to ...

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You may think of the Isle of Wight as just a summer holiday destination. But if you spend enough time on its sandy beaches and walking next to the dramatic cliffs, you’ll find that this is no ordinary ...

We spoke to Jack Wonfor from Wight Coast Fossils on the Isle of Wight to find out everything you need to know as a first-time fossil hunter on the island. How to get started Choosing the right ...

Isle of Wight Council said the fossils dated back more than 100 million years. The protruding keel of ammonites is revealed in the clay Most of the fossils from the boreholes were recovered from ...

Fossils dating back more than 100 million years have been found on the Isle of Wight. They were discovered during the drilling of boreholes in the Leeson Road area of Bonchurch - which is still ...

A five-year plan for conserving and enhancing the Isle of Wight’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) was unanimously ...

Full Council, one of County Hall's prime decision-making bodies, decided to go ahead with the Isle of Wight National ...

A "treasure trove" of fossilised creatures have been found after boreholes were drilled following a vast landslip on the Isle of Wight. The three boreholes reaching down 130m (437ft) on Leeson ...

Isle of Wight Council said the fossils dated back more than 100 million years. Most of the fossils from the boreholes were recovered from clay between 30m (98ft) and 90m (295ft) deep. The council ...