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A well‑established homesharing model that brings older adults together with carefully vetted younger people for companionship and light household help is coming to the Isle of Wight for the very first time.

The Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society (RIWAS) and award sponsor CLA are inviting nominations for this year’s Isle of Wight Rural Awards, ahead of the closing date of 1st May.

Councillor Ian Dore, Chair of the Isle of Wight Council, has paid a visit to Westminster after being invited by Isle of Wight West MP Richard Quigley, gaining a close-up look at how national decisions are shaped and how both...

A mixed-use development with 60 homes, five ‘high quality’ houses next to a former Isle of Wight train station and a conversion of a seafront hotel in a ‘very poor state of repair’ - these were 3 the most high-profile...

Children on the Isle of Wight are set to benefit from nearly £300,000 in funding to provide more than 30 new places at 2 nurseries on the Island.

More than 1,500 new electric vehicle chargepoints are set to be installed across the Isle of Wight...

Isle of Wight children’s services have been praised by Ofsted following a focused visit, with inspectors highlighting clear improvements in support for care-experienced young people.

The Island’s much-loved, free-to-visit Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary has welcomed 6 new arrivals: Dilly, Little Man, Lulu, Maisie, Pickle and Willow!

Cherry Godfrey has strengthened its presence on the Isle of Wight following the acquisition of the mortgage, life insurance and general insurance client book from Ward House Mortgages and Life. The agreement sees Cherry Godfrey assume responsibility for servicing Ward...

Shadow Transport Secretary Richard Holden MP visited the Isle of Wight last week (Friday) and met with East Wight MP Joe Robertson to hear from Islanders about the high cost of ferry travel.