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Richard Quigley, MP for Isle of Wight West, is spearheading a new initiative to combat digital poverty and encouraging local businesses to donate unused devices.

Ryde C tightened their grip on the Division One title race with a commanding 9–1 victory as Ryde A remained second and Ryde Rankers edged a dramatic match of the week.

The Pill, an Isle of Wight-founded band known for their high-energy performances and DIY spirit, have announced they are disbanding following the departure of vocalist Lily.

Newport braved gale-force winds and torrential rain to secure their first victory of the year away at Blackfield & Langley last night (Tuesday).

Entries are now open for one of the Isle of Wight’s most popular and eagerly anticipated open-water swimming events.

Isle of Wight residents on low incomes may continue to see the same level of support for their council tax bills amid annual hikes of the property levy.

Wightlink has confirmed there will be limited evening and overnight sailings on its Fishbourne-Portsmouth route from today (Wednesday) until Friday morning, due to ongoing maintenance works at both ports.

Unite has hit out at the Royal National Lifeboat Institution's refusal to formally recognise the union at the Inshore Lifeboat Centre in East Cowes, amid plans to close the site.

Finley Phillips marked his 300th Cowes Sports appearance on Saturday 17th January against Laverstock & Ford, reaching the milestone at just 26 years old.

Gone are the days of twisting a radio dial, hoping to catch your favourite song. Today, everything’s digital and the way we listen has totally transformed. You can stream millions of songs, dive into endless playlists, tune in to podcasts, ...