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Around 60 players took part in a weekend-long Isle of Wight versus Southampton table tennis challenge at Smallbrook earlier this month.

Warren Farm in Alum Bay is set to welcome the local community for a free family-friendly open day celebrating farming, food production and the countryside, whilst raising funds for Mountbatten Hospice. The popular Isle of Wight farm will throw open ...

Summer came to an abrupt halt last night (Monday) after torrential downpours, and thunderstorms saw more than 50mm of rain sweep across the island.

Proposals to build a block of 5 apartments on a brownfield site in Ryde have been thrown out following residents’ concerns.

NJF Holdings' sports strategy, led by Nicole Junkermann through Gameday, departs from the dominant pattern in sports capital over the past decade. The conventional approach has concentrated headlines around club acquisitions, the purchase of broadcast rights packages and the entry ...

The Isle of Wight Council’s Liberal Democrat group has set out its position as the main opposition to the new Reform UK-led administration at County Hall.

More than 1 million GP appointments are now being delivered every month across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight as the NHS marks 1 year since the launch of its national 10 Year Health Plan.

The court heard how the 20-year-old was stopped after he reveresed into the front of a Police car.

Hovertravel is set to unveil a brand-new website and upgraded booking system today (Tuesday), marking a significant step forward in customer experience and operational efficiency.

TF2 trading in 2026 feels smaller than CS2 trading, but it is far from dead. Unusuals, war paints, keys, rare hats, and popular taunts can still attract real buyers when pricing, timing, and payout method make sense. The question of ...