Author Archives: David Steel

Friday 7th January comments: It is that time of year again when you look outside and the lighter nights are starting to arrive (honest they are!) So we are sure many of you have started planning holidays, short-breaks or even … Continue reading →

Wednesday 5th January comments: Welcome back and welcome to a New Year. We hope everyone has had an enjoyable, peaceful and relaxing festive period and looking forward to the New Year ahead (have you noticed it’s now staying daylight after … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas everyone, we hope you all have an enjoyable, peaceful and enjoyable Christmas and we look forward to bringing you all the news and stories from the Isle of May in the New Year. Best wishes everyone from David, … Continue reading →

Wednesday 8th December comments: Once again the storm has eased and we are pleased to report that the damage was not as severe as Storm Arwen. We are now entering the end game for the island for the year as … Continue reading →

Tuesday 7th December comments: Well here we go again. Just over ten days since we were battered by Storm Arwen, we go again as we welcome Storm Barra. After the severe storm which hit the previous Friday bringing destruction and … Continue reading →

Monday 6th December comments: Although we have departed for the mainland for the winter, life on the Isle of May continues even as the we enter the darkest months of winter. Often people ask about what goes on at this … Continue reading →

Friday 3rd December comments: Well we certainly won’t forget Storm Arwen in a hurry as people are still counting the cost and damage to their properties since the storm swept through last Friday (and sorry to hear that some people … Continue reading →

Wednesday 1st December comments: Storm Arwen delivered. As we head into mid-week we are still picking up the pieces and counting the cost of the deadly storm which ripped into the east coast on Friday night. Whilst damage can be … Continue reading →

Sunday 28th November comments: Its been a very tough weekend, as Storm Arwen smashed into the east coast, battering everything in its path. The predicted strong winds delivered in style, with winds recorded in some areas as touching 100mph whilst … Continue reading →

Friday 26th November comments: It’s late November and we’ve had a fairly settled spell of weather over the last month or so but that is all about to change… say hello to storm Arwen. It’s about time I rolled out … Continue reading →