“There were also examples where care had not been consistently delivered, which impacted on people’s dignity and experience.”

Southern Water is ‘going ahead with what they’re going ahead with’ and it ‘doesn’t matter what we say’, a Reform UK Isle of Wight Councillor has said in an update on a controversial Water Recycling Project.

Ryde councillor Michael Lilley said the abandoned vehicles problem has 'got to stop'.

Political tensions dating back years have made a return this week after councillors rejected plans to move forward with an Isle of Wight dinosaur theme park, sending the funding elsewhere.

Residents and St Helens Parish Council have raised flooding and traffic concerns over plans for 6 new homes at St Helens Coastal Resort.

An update on the Isle of Wight Council’s adult social care service will be discussed at County Hall today (Thursday), following its ‘requires improvement’ rating by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) reform will come under the spotlight at the Isle of Wight Council this week, amid rising demand and after ‘deep concerns’ with proposed changes.

Yarmouth Sailing Club on the Isle of Wight is looking to improve its changing room provision, with a growing number of children using the site as learning to sail becomes more popular.

 Islanders on the Isle of Wight’s housing register, and homeless households in temporary or emergency accommodation, continue to climb on the Isle of Wight, new stats reveal.

Fire and rescue staffing levels have not kept pace with the risks, the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) has warned, amid a 54% increase in outdoor fires across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.