News from the East Wight

There'll be wide disappointment the Ryde Ice Rink won't be coming back into use while the future of the arena is decided.

Brading High Street is to be improved in an overnight resurfacing scheme next month between New Road and Coach Lane.

Take note of the safety advice before attempting the St Helens and Bembridge Fort Walk this week. OnTheWight has tips from the RNLI.

Speedway racing at the Andrew Younie Smallbrook Stadium switches to Tuesday this week when the Warriors welcome high-flying Belle Vue Colts for National League action.

It's official. Island Line has now been taken over by a new company. Free WiFi at Island Line stations are among the promised improvements. There's a new logo too.

The ferry company is looking ahead at how they might be able to alleviate traffic problems at their Fishbourne ferry terminal.

Another disappointing night for the Warriors as Plymouth Devils steam ahead.

It's the unusually low tides in August that enables people to 'do the fort walk'. This year tides are not that low. RNLI say safety first - You could be up to your chest in the water.

All Ryde Academy students who applied to university have achieved a place which is a fantastic result and a credit to their efforts and the work of our staff. Well done to you all.

More than a third of pupils at Ryde School achieved A* or A in their A-level results and over a quarter of pupils achieved two A grades in the largely reformed exams.

The resilience of students at Sandown Bay Academy has shone through with their success in post-16 studies (A Levels and Applied A Levels). Well done to you all.