LATEST ISLE OF WIGHT FOOD HYGIENE RATINGS FOR JANUARY 2022
A host of Isle of Wight establishments has been served with the highest possible food hygiene ratings, but 1 establishment as received a 0 - the lowest possible rating. It follows inspections by the Isle of Wight Council’s environmental health officers...
Read moreDetailsLUCCOMBE MANOR PLANNING A BIG EXPANSION FOLLOWING RISE IN PANDEMIC TOURISM
The upsurge in tourism to the Isle of Wight during the COVID-19 pandemic has led a Shanklin hotel planning a big expansion. Luccombe Manor, part of the Garden Isle Hotel Group, is asking the Isle of Wight Council for permission...
Read moreDetailsNEW CAR CHARGING POINTS LINED UP BE INSTALLED ON THE ISLAND
Unreliable electric vehicle charging points are leading to calls for the Isle of Wight Council to install new ones. It is also hoped installing new and more charging points will encourage people to buy electric vehicles and move away from...
Read moreDetails1-STAR FOOD HYGIENE RATING FOR COWES CAFÉ HAVING ENDURED KITCHEN FIRE PRIOR TO INSPECTION
A cafe in Cowes, devastated by fire over 18 months ago, has been slapped with a 1-star food hygiene rating, mainly due to the building’s condition. Scroll down for photos. Leaseholders of the Watch House Barn, however, say a delay...
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT COUNCIL TAX SCHEME TO SUPPORT THOSE IN GREATEST NEED
Help paying council tax bills will remain the same for Islanders in greatest need. It follows years of ‘erosion’ to the local council tax support (LCTS) scheme, although there were fears the decline would continue. If you are eligible for...
Read moreDetailsFLOATING BRIDGE 6 REVIEW: ‘POTENTIALLY POORLY DESIGNED’ & ‘SEVERAL APPARENT DESIGN INADEQUACIES’ IDENTIFIED BY GOVERNMENT
Poor design has been identified as a major issue by a government review of the Isle of Wight’s troubled Floating Bridge 6. The review found parts of the vessel were ‘potentially poorly designed’ with ‘several apparent design inadequacies’. Inspectors from the...
Read moreDetails£250,000 MAY NOT BE ENOUGH TO SOLVE SOME OF THE ISLAND’S SPEEDING PROBLEMS
A quarter of a million pounds may not be enough to solve some of the Island’s speeding problems, the Isle of Wight Council has said. A speed review being carried out by the authority contains many recommendations to make the...
Read moreDetailsCOUNCIL LEADER SAYS AUTHORITY CAN’T WAIT FOR THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE TO MAKE A DECISION
The leader of the Isle of Wight Council has hit back at critics over the decision to not prioritise the regeneration of the disused prison, Camp Hill. The Alliance Administration announced its intentions recently to focus on delivering the 3...
Read moreDetailsNEW TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS WILL IMPROVE CHILD SAFETY OUTSIDE COWES SCHOOL
Children’s lives will be safer now traffic restrictions on a road in Cowes have been approved, according to the local councillor. Traffic regulation orders were approved in East Cowes and Cowes at Thursday's cabinet meeting to increase the level of...
Read moreDetailsFESTIVE DELIGHT AS TOWN COUNCIL GIVEN THE GREEN LIGHT TO PURCHASE RYDE HARBOUR
Years of discussion have finally paid off for Ryde Town Council, as it has been given the green light to buy Ryde Harbour. The town council had been first in line to take the harbour off the Isle of Wight...
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