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Wightlink-Wight Mountain Cycle Racing Team members Ewan and Mackenzie Cook, and Nadia Lele, competed in the Gorrick Spring Classic 3 at Highlands Farm on Sunday (24th March). Ewan was racing in the Open Sport category in a field of 26 ...

One of the big talking points across England and Wales right now are the proposed cuts to rubbish and recycling collections being put forward by local councils. This effort to try and balance budgets and books was always going to ...

Dozens of pharmacies will be open across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight over the Easter holiday weekend – Good Friday (29th March), Easter Sunday (31st March) and Easter Monday (1st April). Along with minor illness advice and over-the-counter medicines, ...

Organisers of The Big Beach Weekender - a series of 3 evenings of entertainment to be held at Ryde Harbour this Summer - have revealed the line-up for 2024. The unique series of outdoor concerts relaunch the concept of The ...

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Disabled Isle of Wight Council staff with a blue badge will now be able to park for free while they go to work - but all other staff will have to continue paying up to £15 a month. When the ...

The fire service's Incident Command Unit, which has served the Isle of Wight for the past 28 years, is being replaced. Hampshire & Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service is continuing its investment in the Isle of Wight fleet ...

After 7 years in the making and costing the Isle of Wight Council £660,000, the authority’s ‘planning bible’ has been delayed once again - and there are now fears it could run out of time. The draft Island Planning Strategy ...

A 39-year-old Sandown man, who admitted committing 4 sexual offences involving children, is to be sentenced next month. Stephen Maidment, of Beachfield Road in the town, has admitted attempting to cause/incite a female child aged under 13 years to engage ...