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ISLE OF WIGHT PLANNING APPLICATIONS: 7TH AUGUST 2026
The following planning applications and appeals have been submitted to the Isle of Wight Council.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE SECURE 4-MONTH EXTENSION TO CLOSURE ORDERS ON TROUBLESOME NEWPORT FLATS
Flats at the centre of anti-social behaviour and criminality will remain closed for another 4 months.
Read moreDetailsRAT TRAP: FINDING THE ISLAND’S MOST FAMOUS MOUSE
He's gathered more than 360million online likes and collaborated with Jedward of The X Factor – but who really is Tim Cheese?
Read moreDetailsDREAM BECOMES REALITY – RYDE WOMAN OPENS BAKING SHOP ‘SHE’S ALWAYS WANTED’
"I wanted to do something that makes people feel special" - meet the Ryde entrepreneur who's turned her love of baking into a brand-new business.
Read moreDetails125 YEARS AGO NEWPORT CHOSE HOME FOR QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL
Market Square – the former name for today's St James' Square – was chosen as the site of the Isle of Wight's Queen Victoria Memorial on 6th August 1901.
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT RESIDENTS INVITED TO PUT QUESTIONS TO CHIEF CONSTABLE IN LIVE Q&A
Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones is once again opening the floor to questions from the public as she hosts a live online Q&A alongside Chief Constable Alexis Boon.
Read moreDetailsSHANKLIN CARNIVAL BRINGS COLOUR AND MUSIC TO THE TOWN
Hundreds of people turned out to enjoy Shanklin Carnival last night (Wednesday) as colourful floats, walking groups and carnival royalty paraded through the town. The procession got underway from Popham Road at 19:00 before making its way through the Old...
Read moreDetailsSAFETY WARNING AFTER SWOLLEN IPAD BURSTS INTO FLAMES AT RYDE REPAIR SHOP
A Ryde technology repair shop is urging people not to ignore swollen lithium-ion batteries after an iPad burst into flames moments after it was brought into the store.
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT BBQ BAN NOT WRITTEN OFF AS FEASIBILITY REPORT ORDERED
A previous council paper advised acknowledgment that there is currently ‘insufficient’ funding, organisational capacity and supporting evidence to progress the restriction policies.
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT SCHOOLS TO EXPAND WRAPAROUND CHILDCARE WITH GOVERNMENT FUNDING
The council has stressed that parents will still be required to pay for wraparound childcare...
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