Portsmouth and Southampton ports are the key gateways to the Isle of Wight. Mainland council are discussing their no-deal Brexit plans exposing predicted issues. Why are IWC silent?
Announced today, Southampton's new 'Green City Charter' is a framework to move Southampton towards a low carbon, cleaner economy. A first in the UK. Should the Isle of Wight council have their own Green Charter?
80 residents and business owners turned out to the special cabinet meeting held in the Southampton's Guildhall. Lots of changes on the way including shore-power for cruise ships.
Due to the “unprecedented” number of responses by Southampton residents to the clean air zone consultation, the council's response to Westminster will have to be delayed.
If you happen to be driving through Hampshire in the early hours of the morning and wonder why residential street lights are turned off, here's the explanation and what will happen.
Southampton council has just adopted a guide for councillors' social media accounts - to help them from embarrassing themselves and their council. It's solid advice like 'Don't drink and Tweet!' OnTheWight has the detail.
A good idea for Isle of Wight council too?
The Government want Southampton council to reduce air pollution. The council suggests a £100 fee for non-compliant lorries. Red Funnel, taxis and ports are not happy.
Cabinet members are due to vote on the proposals at tonight's meeting, but at a meeting of the Hampshire Fire and Rescue Authority in Winchester, council leader, Dave Stewart, has already confirmed the authority would back the proposals.
They're starting to use Robotic grass cutting in Hampshire (details in here). Would it be an idea that would translate to the Isle of Wight as well to you think?