
Jaimie Jehu says that two West Wight schools having reduced their Pupil Admission Numbers would satisfy the problem of surplus places.
Islanders will still be able to seek independent, confidential and impartial advice thanks to the hard work of the team at the Isle of Wight Law Centre.
Tuesday, 6th August, 2019 2:54pm
By Sally Perry with one comment
A petition about the planned closure of mental health day centres and another about traffic lights on Forest Road following the fatal incident earlier in the year will be presented and debated by the council this week.
Monday, 22nd July, 2019 3:55pm
By Sally Perry with 3 readers' comments
For those with mental health problems, social isolation can be a killer, say Island Labour, in response to IWC's plans to cut free travel for some.
Wednesday, 17th July, 2019 11:32am
By Julian Critchley with 13 readers' comments
Cllr Brading said, “Given only seven children attending Yarmouth actually live in the town and 69 live in Freshwater and Totland, it makes logical sense to propose the move to relocate Yarmouth CE Primary onto the All Saints’ site."
Thursday, 11th July, 2019 6:33pm
By IW Council Press Office with 2 readers' comments
Cllr Cameron is minuted as stating that Yarmouth Town Council approve of the school closure when it is the opposite. A 1,882 strong petition was handed in this week to County Hall opposing the changes.
Friday, 14th June, 2019 6:37pm
By Sally Perry with one comment
From August the team of four health visitors that usually walk to see most of their clients (families with children under five-years-old) will have to drive more than seven miles, all to save £4,500 rent at Salisbury Gardens.
Wednesday, 12th June, 2019 6:34pm
By Sally Perry with 5 readers' comments
One parent says the axing of five school bus routes from next September is "a kick in the teeth for working parents".
Thursday, 6th June, 2019 3:25pm
By Megan Baynes, Local Democracy Reporter with 3 readers' comments
The discontinued service has been revived as a community-owned organisation, called the LAC Isle of Wight Community Interest Company.
Thursday, 16th May, 2019 5:03pm
By Megan Baynes, Local Democracy Reporter with 3 readers' comments