UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN AT CENTRE OF ISLE OF WIGHT’S £2MILLION ASYLUM CARE COSTS
The Isle of Wight Council spent a staggering £2million on social care for asylum seekers, new figures reveal.
Read moreDetails‘LONELY HEARTS’ DONKEYS LOOKING FOR LOVE THIS VALENTINE’S DAY
The Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary is inviting supporters to open their hearts this Valentine's Day by adopting one of their 4 ‘Lonely Hearts’ still searching for a special place in someone’s life.
Read moreDetailsSUMMER CHAMBERS CROWNED INDOOR HAMPSHIRE ARCHERY CHAMPION FOR 2026
Isle of Wight archer Summer Chambers has claimed the title of Indoor Champion for 2026 after delivering a strong double performance at this year’s Hampshire Indoor Championships.
Read moreDetailsBUSINESSES UNITE TO OPPOSE EMISSIONS CHARGES THREATENING ISLE OF WIGHT ECONOMY
Plans to expand the UK Emissions Trading Scheme could increase cross-Solent ferry fares by as much as 15%...
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT RIDER CLAIMS PODIUM IN ELITE DEBUT AT BRASS MONKEYS MTB RACE
Wightlink CRT rider Ewan Cook impressed on his Elite debut by finishing second at Round 3 of the Brass Monkeys 2-hour MTB race at Porridgepot on Sunday 1st February.
Read moreDetails700-PATCH CLIMATE COAT SET FOR 5-WEEK ISLE OF WIGHT TOUR
An unusual visitor is due to arrive on the Island next Monday (9th February) – a coat made from 700 patches, including one from the Isle of Wight, which has already toured some 2,000 miles. Known as the Coat of ...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE INVESTIGATE BADGER SETT BEING FILLED WITH CONCRETE IN FRESHWATER
It has been reported that the sett was filled with concrete...
Read moreDetailsWINTER TIME TRIAL OPENS 2026 ROWING SEASON ON RIVER MEDINA
Sunday morning saw calm conditions on the River Medina for the first winter time trial of 2026, with 39 crews from across the Island taking to the water.
Read moreDetailsBRADING RESIDENTS ‘MAROONED’ AS TRANSPORT DISRUPTION LEAVES CHILDREN AND ELDERLY CUT OFF
Brading residents say they have been left stranded and increasingly concerned for their safety over the closure of New Road for the whole of February, with no bus provision in place.
Read moreDetailsONCE-DERELICT SANDOWN LANDMARK NOW A HUB FOR HUNDREDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE
A once-derelict 156-year-old listed building can now serve hundreds of young people every week, as Isle of Wight Council-led works to save the space near completion. An extensive project to restore Sandown Town Hall, built in 1869, is now nearing ...
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