News from the East Wight

Standards at the school have risen since 2016, but the Ofsted inspection framework now being used is very different to the one in place in 2011, when the school was last inspected

At least 16 of the 55 investors in the Carlauren Group who have come forward are from the Isle of Wight, says the law firm organising the Group Action

There were a string of offences at the fish and chip shop which resulted in £5,000+ in fines for the owner and manager

Organised by the Sandown Forum, the scene was set by Cllr Heather Humby, followed by a pop-up violin concerto played by Cllr Debbie Andre in the spirit of the original day

After Friday's rocky meeting, some positive news comes forward from Ryde Town Council. As well as setting out plans for the coming year, shedding light on the recent departure of two clerks, there will be no rise in the precept, says the Mayor.

The road has been closed to enable Scottish and Southern Electric to restore the service

Two of the councillors calling for 'no confidence' motions have resigned today with immediate effect

All three motions of 'no confidence' against five Ryde councillors were defeated, with the Mayor adding that he was not opposed to an internal audit or inspection of processes

The exhibition highlights the pride residents have living in the tightly-knit community

Passengers should allow more time for their journeys if making ongoing transport connections

Water levels in the Eastern Yar are higher than normal, but fairly stable say the Environment Agency