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The premises include a purpose-built bar servery, a disabled-access toilet and a fully equipped restaurant with decorative features throughout.

The ‘core principles’ of the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) reforms are in the ‘best interests’ of children, the Isle of Wight Council’s education lead has said.

Questions have been raised over why there has been a rise in households bearing the brunt of the Isle of Wight’s housing crisis.

If you have ever spent a summer afternoon wandering along the esplanade at Sandown or catching the breeze on Ryde Pier, you will know that the Isle of Wight has a very particular relationship with leisure. There is a specific ...

A man and a woman have been charged with a criminal offence after allegedly having sex in a graveyard in Newport.

Just months after the Isle of Wight experienced one of its wettest starts to the year on record, Southern Water is urging customers to save water amid the prospect of a hosepipe ban.

Businesses on the Isle of Wight are being encouraged to help reduce the number of Road Traffic Collisions (RTCs) on the Island by supporting a campaign to drive safer.

An inquest has been opened into the death of a 63-year-old Leicestershire man who was found at a hotel in Yarmouth earlier this year.

Quay Arts recently saw 100 delegates representing 65 businesses gather for the second ‘Just One Thing’ event, a high value business networking and seminar event from Dale Howarth, acclaimed business advisor and awards writer.

Refused plans to turn an old milking parlour into business space have gone to appeal after the Isle of Wight Council labelled its rural location ‘unsustainable’ for the proposed use.