The CEO of Isle of Wight NHS Trust says there will be many, many months of having to manage visitors to the hospital in "a really robust way" and that they have to be as vigilant as they were in February

The company was asking for planning permission to demolish the structure as soon as possible, but it was refused on two grounds. Details within

The Cabinet member for resources says the Isle of Wight council faces a serious challenge for the next financial year and will start working on that in the next couple of months

"We need to keep that engineering heritage", "We can buy this and keep this site for the Island", “It is our decision, we will own it and we will take responsibility for it” and "we will keep a really good reputation for being business-friendly" are just some of the comments by councillors discussing the purchase of Venture Quays

At one stage of the pandemic, Coronavirus was present in more a third of care homes on the Island, but the spread has now been brought under control

The school was found to be taking effective action to improve standards and prioritise pupils' achievement

Friends of Freshwater Library (FOFL) say it would be an unfair burden on the community to ask them to fundraise the sums needed

Concerns about what would happen if UKOG do find oil; discrepancies in planning documents; issues with water; traffic and dangerous roads were all raised at the parish council meeting

Cllr Wayne Whittle says Wightlink need to bring the Fastcat back into service now, and describes talks with the ferry company bosses as ‘very distressing’

The Food Warehouse trades like a wholesale business, selling a larger number of items at a cheaper price, but also the typical smaller, supermarket staples

The Don't Drill the Wight campaign was launched on Saturday to an audience of around 50 people in Merstone