Cllr Michael Lilley will ask the Isle of Wight council to support the Red Box Project, which raises awareness and provides free sanitary products in schools across the Island.

Southern Water have lodged an application to build a temporary water treatment kiosk at Hope Beach where wastewater could be chemically treated before being discharged into the sea.

The applicant states that “All the proposed works will enhance not only the listed building but also Ryde Conservation Area".

Southampton councillors say they want to properly analyse the exceptional response to its 12-week consultation before a plan is sent to Westminster.

The principal of the school said reducing the pupil intake would assist them in providing stability in its long-term planning.

The revised plans would be good for the local economy and employment said the clerk of Freshwater Parish Council.

Despite huge opposition from service users and their families, as well as those who'll be expected to take over the care of the 600 people who rely on Local Area Coordinators, the Cabinet voted unanimously to scrap the service.

Cabinet members voted last night to open the consultation on draft budget proposals and some made suggestions of items that should not be included.

Shop owners have also accused the Isle of Wight Council of failing to support independent shops, or having a consistent parking strategy and have vowed the ‘fight is on’.

The CQC say care home staff fed the wrong consistency of food to residents, those at risk of choking were being given capsules and there was a high reliance on agency staff.

Residents have until 23rd November to have their say on this major redevelopment of the holiday park.