Looking after (with the help of the hardworking volunteers) the many trees and woodlands that the council already owns, is a key part of its commitment to the UNESCO Biosphere
Businesses linked to the tourism, hospitality, and leisure sector that do not qualify for the Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant are encouraged to apply to the Isle of Wight Council for a share of the government grant funding
The money is being used to recruit Covid response workers to assist local families affected by the pandemic, helping to prevent their issues or problems from getting worse
The funding is for provision of activities and food, for school age children and young people who are eligible for benefits-related free school meals over the spring half term
Hospitality and leisure businesses are urged to check whether they are eligible for the latest round of funding and to apply by 18th February. Details within the article
Cllr Bacon says, "We’ll not only be protecting our Island for future generations, but enhancing our biosphere and doing our bit for the rest of the world"
The installation is part of improving zero carbon facilities at council sites and making cycling easier and more convenient, at the same time as encouraging more people to make trips by bicycle
The Cabinet are being asked to support plans 20 two-bed units, offering affordable rents and running costs, using land initially in the Newport area. Read the details within