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Newport’s long-awaited return home ended in bitter disappointment as Fawley inflicted Port’s first league defeat on an historic night at WightFibre Park yesterday evening (Tuesday).

Charges will only apply when that allowance is exceeded, with general household and recycling waste unaffected by the changes.

A councillor is demanding a firm timetable for long-awaited safety improvements at Vittlefields Junction, more than 7 years after a fatal crash prompted calls for action.

Islanders are being urged to remain vigilant after a credible sighting of a Yellow-legged Asian hornet was reported in Cowes, with specialists set to arrive on the Isle of Wight next week.

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The rhythm is familiar to every trader on the Isle of Wight. The ferries thin out, the school holiday crowds head home, and along the high streets a quiet assumption settles in: the year has been decided. Print runs wind ...

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A Newport man accused of numerous sexual offences, including rape and sexual assault, has seen his case sent to the Isle of Wight Crown Court.

The vessel, which is believed to have been carrying a family of 5 ran aground at 30 knots.

The new spot offers completely private training, with members required to book their sessions to ensure a one-in, one-out system.