Isle of Wight Ferry

During the last five decades, the Isle of Wight has seen 13 high-speed vessels come and go to the Red Funnel fleet, starting with the hydrofoils, through to the waterjet propelled Red Jet fleet.

They are not always accurate for the Isle of Wight, but these weather warnings from the Met Office are worth taking note of for later in the week.

The Visit Isle of Wight Green Star scheme acknowledges and rewards businesses that actively promote the use of sustainable transport to protect the environment and enhance customer experience on the Island.

To celebrate 50 years of continuous high-speed service between Southampton and West Cowes, Red Funnel Ferries will be sponsoring this year’s Cowes Week fireworks.

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

All sorts of tributes will be paid at Wightlink to the courageous servicemen and women who risked their lives on D-Day 75 years ago.

Great news for anyone going out in the evening in Portsmouth over the summer as Wightlink announce a new overnight timetable.

If you are planning to cross the Solent during the period of the weather warning expect delays.

Red Kestrel will operate between Southampton and the Isle of Wight and will officially enter service in May.

Red Jet 3 was one of the original Solent Class Hi-Speed catamaran ferries and has ferried millions of passengers across the Solent over the last 20 years.

The addition of a range of new equipment fitted to the Nab Tower should make the busy Solent waters safer to navigate.