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Cowes Enterprise College students have performed in a Royal Shakespeare Company production after a year-long collaboration with schools across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.

Greenmount Primary School is expanding its therapeutic classroom approach from September following early success in boosting pupils' wellbeing, confidence and engagement.

Isle of Wight Conservative leader Ed Blake has accused a senior Reform councillor of being ‘incapable’ of answering a public question on her own.

A young patient has become the first to take part in an interactive Harvey's Lab Tour at St Mary's Hospital, giving children a behind-the-scenes look at the science behind their diagnosis and treatment.

The water company is accused of failing residents over sewage discharges, storm overflows and wastewater infrastructure in the West Wight.

Families across the Isle of Wight will see the cost of going to school slashed even further from September.

Why does a marquee packed with numbered tickets and a spinning drum draw a bigger crowd on the Isle of Wight than half the main-stage acts? Anyone who has wandered through the Classic Isle festival will have noticed it: the ...

When England lined up against Norway at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium this Saturday, the numbers said one thing and Erling Haaland said another. The bookmakers have England as clear favourites to come through their FIFA World Cup tie, yet Norway ...

Travel and dietary discipline have always had a complicated relationship. The disruption to routine, the limited food options in airports and highway rest stops, the social pressure of meals shared with people who are not following any particular eating plan, ...

This is your weekly round-up of some of the latest court cases heard at the Isle of Wight Magistrates Court.