Isle of Wight travel

The floating bridge will be out of service yet again next week as more parts on the two-year-old bridge are replaced.

A hydraulic oil leak on the north west prow worsened through the night but without a replacement service in place it had to continue.

The strike action on South Western Railway starts on Tuesday 18th June and runs to, and including, Saturday 22nd June.

People heading back to the Island via the M3/M27 on Friday 28th June should be aware of this late night road closure on the M27.

Islanders who regularly drive through Portsmouth may wish to take part in this survey calling for views on a possible £8 per day clean air zone charge in the city.

Work on the two sections of road will take place at night to keep disruption to a minimum

If you're out and about on the roads this month you'll notice roadwork schemes have intensified as Island Roads aims to finish as many schemes as possible before the summer holidays.

It's taken them a while, but the Isle of Wight council are finally making the "vital improvements" to the roads around the floating bridge to improve safety of pedestrians and avoid lorries getting stuck.

It's going to be 'raining cats and dogs' all day today - watch out for surface water on the roads if you are travelling.

One parent says the axing of five school bus routes from next September is "a kick in the teeth for working parents".

The traffic plan is designed to ensure disruption to local traffic is kept to a minimum, although some delays are inevitable with the increased levels of traffic on the roads. Details within.