Many Islanders have made their way to St Helens to help in the search for Lucy, who they're hoping to find before her owners have to leave the Isle of Wight.

The replacement of the old footbridges with more durable models which require less maintenance work will help ensure this route will be accessible for years to come.

Caravan owners at St Helens Holiday Park say 'it's Rookley all over again', as they are given less than four months notice to leave the park. The park owner says it's "fully supporting park residents at St Helens".

Residents are unhappy about the work taking place at the start of the school year, but Island Roads say it must be completed by October to comply with MMO licence.

Over 60 residents packed into the council meeting on Wednesday evening to express their objection to plans for 57 new homes on land in St Helens.

Six years after the process started, ownership of St Helens toilets has still not been transferred to the parish council.

Jonathan Dodd returns with his Sunday column and this week takes us on his journey to the annual Fort Walk. See why he's planning to return year after year.

Thanks to the quick actions of an RNLI crew member, two young girls were saved from drowning when they went under the water on their way back from 'walking the fort'.

If you're planning to do the Fort Walk tonight, be sure to read the safety advice from the RNLI first. IW Met Service also offer their weather forecast for the evening.

Concerned parents said they may be left with no choice but to pay for additional childcare, or take time off work, in order to pick up their children from school.

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