Isle of Wight business – It’s not just tourism

This reader believes that much more can easily be done by the ferry companies to protect the Isle of Wight and its high percentage of older and vulnerable residents from Covid-19. He explains how here

Hello 2021! We’re all hoping it will be better than last year of course. 2020 did have one highlight for News OnTheWight - the amazing support you the readers gave us. It made a massive difference - Thank you

Wightlink say the Newport-based family business has become an industry leader since being formed in 2003 by David Jackson

Find out who the other winners are in this year's Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society Rural Awards

The CEO says their teams have worked exceptionally hard to put a smile on the face of so many British families after such a difficult year

The regional award recognised the company's pioneering innovation in AI technology to assist sectors including cancer detection, homeland security and nuclear decontamination

The deadline has been brought forward by two weeks, so if you haven't already applied for the discretionary grant from the Isle of Wight council you need to get your skates on

The pop-up shops include festive decorations, children’s toys, fudge, leather handbags, wire-wrap jewellery and ceramics, all from local providers and with the majority made on the Island

AES were able to demonstrate their design and engineering excellence, commitment and dedication to customers, and projects, during a period of much disruption and uncertainty. Well done to them all

Ryde Academy’s 2020-21 Young Enterprise team have come up with a super product this Christmas. The 'Hug in a Mug' is a great-tasting local product that aims to spread some cheer this Christmas

The Isle of Wight council leader said he was deeply alarmed to read online reports suggesting people might be planning to visit for drinking sessions