Plans have been lodged for a new 145-berth leisure marina on the Isle of Wight.

The Labour MP for Isle of Wight West has explained why he voted against the council’s budget last week – after widespread criticism of the Government over a lack of funding for the Island.

Reducing the number of school places on the Isle of Wight is a ‘critical and urgent’ priority which may mean school closures, a new council report says.

An Isle of Wight special school could be expanded by 36 places to meet growing demand for SEND provision, costing £29,579 per child.

A former St Helens restaurant could be converted into residential accommodation, with a lack of viability being cited amid the ‘current economic climate’.

Island Roads has been accused of failing to help deal with marine pollution and the littering of cigarette ends which an Isle of Wight parish councillor has said 'all end up in the sea'.

An Isle of Wight care home has been found in breach of legal regulations relating to issues such as safe care, consent and good governance.

The increased cost of providing waste management services across the Island is being addressed by the Isle of Wight Council.

Southern Water’s chief executive will attend an ‘emergency’ meeting on the Isle of Wight after criticism of the company over coastal sewage pollution and disruptive works leading to road closures.

While many will be celebrating the removal of controversial parking charge proposals from the Isle of Wight Council’s budget, the mood at County Hall was gloomy earlier this week (Wednesday).