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An independent review has branded the Isle of Wight Council as dysfunctional, warning of a toxic culture, poor behaviour, and failing structures that could lead to government intervention if urgent reforms are not made.

Residents at The Gouldings came together on Friday 7th November to commemorate Remembrance Day with a morning of creativity and an afternoon of live uplifting music.

A pair of residents from Old Charlton House care home in Cowes were treated to a special birthday outing to Goddards Brewery in Arreton,

The heart of Cowes will come alive with festive cheer on Saturday 22nd November as the town hosts its much-anticipated Christmas Celebration Day. Organised by Cowes Town Council, this free community event promises a magical day for all ages with ...

The Isle of Wight Table Tennis Association’s Winter League is already shaping up to be a fascinating contest, with teams from Ryde, Wroxall and Newport dominating their respective divisions.

Green Isle of Wight CIC has been awarded £450,000 from the Ofgem Energy Redress Scheme to deliver an ambitious new project: Vectis Community Energy’s Virtual Island Battery Ecosystem.

The NHS in the South East is urging people on the Isle of Wight to get their flu jab now, as health leaders warn there are only weeks left before the worst of the flu season typically strikes.

The Isle of Wight Alzheimer’s Cafe in Cowes could be expanded with improved facilities, amid forecasts of an increasingly ageing Island population.

The Isle of Wight NHS Trust is raising awareness of its Call 4 Concern (C4C) patient safety service, which supports the principles of Martha’s Rule by empowering patients and their loved ones to speak up if they are worried about ...

Richard Quigley MP has been given further backing from the Government on his work to improve cross-Solent transport.