Isle of Wight News

The Cowes RNLI crew assisted an incident on Thursday evening when a woman fell unwell on board a boat with a broken engine.

Christ the King College is among a small number of schools who have been awarded The Diana Award’s Anti-Bullying Bronze Level Accreditation.

Cllr Ian Ward also says it's his view the Isle of Wight needs to have Undercliff Drive road open again, but will not make a decision until after the consultation.

The offence took place during a search for a missing person in March in the Brading area.

Tim Wiggins has swapped his bicycle for a sea kayak and plans to kayak around the Island next month to raise money for the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust.

Congratulations to Michael and Daniel who attended a presentation at Buckingham Palace last month to receive their Gold Awards.

In her role, she is responsible for the organisation’s homelessness support services team across the Isle of Wight, as well as Somerset, Dorset, Wiltshire and Hampshire.

Secretary of Newport FC Supporters Trust says there are very sound footballing reasons for upgrading to an all-weather pitch, as it will always be available for training and matchday use.

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.

Chair of the Community Safety Partnership says “I would invite you to come along and engage with us because your opinions matter and feed into our priorities for the coming year, as well as highlighting where we can all work together.”

The Parish Council says Freshwater’s All Saints' School is the only one in the Government’s Priority School Building Programme 2 – and millions of pounds of capital funding for the children of the West Wight would be be lost if Freshwater site permanently closes.