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An arsonist who set fire to a pair of trousers, causing flames and smoke to spread throughout every room of a charity-owned house, has been handed a hospital order.

Caroline Gladwin is back as an Isle of Wight Reform UK councillor, the party's leader, Nigel Farage, has confirmed this week.

INTERVIEW: Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has said the Isle of Wight must become a more attractive destination to boost its economy, while calling for planning processes to be relaxed to help encourage development and business growth.

Sir Samuel Gurney-Dixon formally declared the Isle of Wight Technical College open in Newport on 10th March 1951 - 75 years ago today.

A new roads policing task force, targeting the worst drivers and most dangerous roads, has been launched by Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary.

The candidates tackle the popular 'discount buying' task here on the Isle of Wight...

Reducing school places on the Isle of Wight, which may mean school closures, has been recognised as a ‘critical and urgent’ priority by councillors.

Several postboxes across the Isle of Wight are currently out of action as Royal Mail rolls out a new system allowing customers to send parcels from the street.

The planned £1.5 million expansion of an Isle of Wight special school to meet rising demand for SEND provision will go out for consultation.

Motorists travelling between Ryde and Newport are set to face yet more travel disruption as a major gas main replacement programme begins on Binstead Road this month, carrying on until May 2027.