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Friends of the Animals is celebrating its 36th anniversary, marking more than 3 decades of animal rescue and rehoming work on the Isle of Wight.

20 years ago an Isle of Wight teenager believed she had won the national bingo jackpot at Ryde’s Commodore - but she wasn't old enough to claim the prize.

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.

Despite the annual rush for blooms, chocolates and sentimental trinkets, 70% of mums say their ideal Mother’s Day is simply one spent with their children.

Take a look at some of the amazing World Book Day 2026 costumes in our bumper photo gallery...

Isle of Wight Council works to revitalise part of East Cowes Esplanade kicked off this week as the Mayor of East Cowes, Councillor Tracy Reardon, put the first spade in the ground.

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.

A Ventnor bricklayer has pleaded guilty to stealing a total of £28.45 worth of goods from the Co-op in Ventnor, including 2 bacon rolls, a pack of apples and a carrier bag.

A new Roads Policing Team has been announced for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, alongside a new approach to tackle careless driving and £340,000 worth of investment for road safety projects.

Local employers across the Isle of Wight are being encouraged to play a direct role in shaping the future workforce by taking part in a work experience event in Cowes.