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The Isle of Wight has experienced one of its wettest starts to the year on record, with Southern Water revealing that the equivalent of 6 months’ rainfall fell across January and February alone.

The Isle of Wight’s own Apex Competition has launched its latest major draw, with one lucky winner set to secure a life-changing windfall of £75,000!

A proposed railway linking Ventnor with Freshwater was debated before a House of Lords committee on 19th March 1886 - 140 years ago today.

Cowes-born manager Lee Bradbury has been dismissed by Dagenham & Redbridge, despite the Daggers winning his final game 3-2 away at Farnborough

Recruitment could soon begin for a key leadership role at the Isle of Wight Council, with a salary of up to £129,500.

A field of 59 riders took on blustery coastal conditions as ‘Misery on the Milly’ delivered a testing but triumphant start to the season on 15th March.

BREAKING: Police are hunting for a man who was involved in a violent road rage incident on the outskirts of Ryde, which saw a driver kicked to the floor and his vehicle damaged.

Isle of Wight drummer Rufus Reader has released his debut EP, Stepping Out, while studying jazz at university in Birmingham.

Ryde C tightened their grip on Division 1 with another emphatic victory as the season moves towards its conclusion.