Superintendent Sarah Jackson shares this letter to all residents of the Isle of Wight, setting out how the police are responding to Covid-19 rules and guidelines, as well as how they have been tackling crime

Six years ago the Isle of Wight council spent £1.5m per year on street lighting. Five years later it had gone down by 39 per cent

Police say that taking knives off our streets and helping people understand the dangers of carrying a knife remains a top priority

Were you one of the three cyclists who witnessed the incident but left when emergency services arrived?

If you witnessed the robbery or saw a man in the area wearing a grey chequered blanket, Police would like to hear from you

The four candidates standing for the role of Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight have been announced

Were you the milkman or nurse who stopped to help this man who had collapsed in a Newport street in the early hours of a Saturday morning last April?

Early riser Tom Howatt was given a fright when a light shined into his car at 4am followed by a knock on the glass. There was a happy result though. Read the details within

The occupiers say they have no wish to damage or disturb the building, instead they intend to preserve the cultural heritage of this almost 200-year-old building, once frequented by the likes of Lewis Carroll, Charles Darwin and Count Stroganov

Maertens was originally sentenced to 16 years in 2020, but the Solicitor General said he was shocked by the seriousness of the offences and referred the case to the Court of Appeal

Police say the missing man from East Cowes has now been located