News from the centre

Quay Arts is bursting to full with fabulous artwork as part of Isle of Wight and UK Pride. Downstairs and up have some great pieces of artwork on display until 24th July, including the Winter Pride national competition winners.

A giant bubble machine will be used to symbolize memories, thoughts and prayers directed heavenwards at this annual memorial service. All are welcome.

The road will be closed until the fallen tree has been removed.

Proposals to change the layout at St Mary's Roundabout have been delayed by the council as they consider the effect it'll have on other roads.

Well done to all involved with Newport Under 15's Football Club who celebrated their eight trophies in an end of the season awards ceremony.

Newport’s Neighbourhood Policing Team are involved in an ongoing operation with the Isle of Wight Community Safety Partnership to tackle anti-social behaviour in the town.

The road is closed whilst Island Roads remove fallen branches and debris from the road.

Mountbatten’s mission is to ensure more Islanders are able to access its services much sooner in their illness, with notable progress already being made, thanks to a number of new projects.

An exhibition of work produced by older people at creative workshops run across the Isle of Wight, goes on display at Isle of Wight College until 9th August 2018.

The bridge has been closed since the end of the Isle of Wight Festival last year, but following negotiations between the council and Festival organisers, a temporary bridge went in today - until 27th June. There's hope it might stay longer.

The Isle of Wight Festival traffic management plans have been approved and the road traffic plan now available for the public to view. See the map within the article.