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Dream-folk singer-songwriter Chris Cleverley will return to Medina Bookshop later this month, bringing a fresh collection of ambient seasonal songs to Cowes.

Ryde Harriers were among the 1,600 runners taking on the 40th anniversary Gosport Half Marathon on Sunday (16th November), with Isle of Wight athletes delivering strong performances on the fast, flat course.

Ryde Town Hall - a once prominent local landmark in the East Wight - has been listed for sale with a guide price of £650,000. Built back in 1831, the Grade-II listed on Lind Street in the town, has been ...

A drug driver who was stopped by Police after they received a tip-off he was driving under the influence of cannabis, has been handed a 12-month driving ban.

The Isle of Wight Council has announced plans to introduce new parking restrictions across several streets in Gunville, in a move aimed at enhancing road safety, easing traffic flow, and supporting a new housing development.

EXCLUSIVE: Ambulance crews on the Isle of Wight are said to be preparing to hold a symbolic vote of no confidence in their management amid growing anger over proposed shift changes, reduced vehicle numbers and mounting pressure on staff wellbeing.

Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary have today (Monday) launched Sceptre a national knife crime week of action that will run until Sunday (23rd November).

Did you know that, according to Grand View Research, the UK sports betting market generated a revenue of over $11 billion in 2024 alone? Looking ahead, the market is expected to reach a projected revenue of $21.32 billion, growing at ...

A Newport man with a dependency on alcohol has been ordered to pay compensation after admitting a duo of shoplifting offences.

New Carnival, in partnership with Ryde Town Council and with funding from Arts Council England, is bringing back the much-loved Merry and Bright: Festival of Light to Ryde.