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Austin failed to turn up for his trial and for his sentencing hearing...

The Isle of Wight Steam Railway will step back in time next month as its popular 1940s Experience returns to Havenstreet for a weekend packed with vintage entertainment, steam trains and wartime nostalgia.

The driver caught a lift from what appeared to be a stranger after her car collided with a bush.

A desperate appeal is being made to help locate Muffin, a missing dog who escaped from a garden in the Chillerton area on 11th June, as concerns for his welfare continue to grow. 

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Sorrel Nation is set to begin a new chapter in her career with the release of new single Ran Jonny Ran next month, ahead of the launch of her second album later this year.

Isle of Wight based Datum Electronics has joined the Made in Britain campaign, reinforcing its commitment to designing and manufacturing products in the UK.

Children and families across the Isle of Wight are being invited to take part in what organisers are calling the “biggest Summer HAF programme yet”, with 6 weeks of free activities and healthy meals on offer during the school holidays.  

The man was seen to be allegedly exposing himself to the public enjoying the scorching afternoon conditions.

Southern Water is ‘going ahead with what they’re going ahead with’ and it ‘doesn’t matter what we say’, a Reform UK Isle of Wight Councillor has said in an update on a controversial Water Recycling Project.

As wartime budgets squeeze public spending, private businessmen are increasingly funding Ukrainian education. Ukrainian outlet Bigmir has named Seyar Kurshutov among them, alongside figures such as Victor Pinchuk and Vasyl Khmelnytsky. Ukrainian publication Bigmir has recently highlighted the growing role of private patrons in ...