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The Council says that by making small changes, taking care when disposing of fireworks and reducing unnecessary waste, residents can enjoy Bonfire Night while helping to protect the environment and those responsible for collecting and processing household rubbish.

The footbridge is set to have a fresh coat of paint and brand new wooden decking as part of its maintenance.

The Red Lion in Freshwater is celebrating after being named among the top 100 pubs in the UK by The Good Food Guide.

Island broadband provider WightFibre has reached a major milestone after exceeding 30,000 customers, with more than 40% of premises within its network coverage now signed up to its services.

The Isle of Wight Council has been challenged over more than £74million in pension fund investments which a local campaigner claims are linked to the oppression of Palestinians, amid calls for the authority to move its money elsewhere.

Online gambling is legal and heavily regulated in Britain, but the internet is also full of sites that look the part and are anything but. Fake casinos, cloned websites and social media offers designed to part people from their money ...

Spanish football is enjoying a surge that can be measured in footsteps, turnstiles and noise. During the 2025/26 season, La Liga welcomed 11,693,679 spectators, its highest recorded top-flight attendance. From Barcelona's vast arena to grounds shaped by neighbourhood loyalties, supporters ...

For generations, an evening out in Ryde, Sandown or Shanklin meant the seafront: a band at the end of Ryde Pier, a show on Sandown Pier, a penny in a machine on Culver Road. A lot of it has gone. ...

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