POLICE CORDON IN PLACE FOLLOWING SUSPECTED ‘STABBING’ IN SHANKLIN
BREAKING: Police and paramedics are in attendance in Shanklin where a suspected 'stabbing' has taken place.
Read moreDetails‘A DROP IN THE OCEAN’ – UNION WARNS FIRE SERVICE INVESTMENT IS NOT ENOUGH
The union is now calling for more central government funding to improve local resilience against wildfires and to improve response times.
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT SECONDS POWER PAST VENTNOR IN LOCAL DERBY
Isle of Wight RFC's second team marked a welcome return to action with an impressive 34-12 victory over local rivals Ventnor II at Wootton Rec on Saturday (10th October).
Read moreDetailsISLE OF WIGHT RFC MAINTAIN PERFECT START WITH CONVINCING WIN OVER WINCHESTER
Isle of Wight RFC maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a commanding 55-7 victory over Winchester III at Wootton Rec on Saturday (10th October).
Read moreDetailsWIGHT HOTPIPES RETURN WITH MEDINA TATTOO CHARITY CONCERT IN AID OF ASPIRE
Wight Hot Pipes will return to Medina Theatre next month for the ever-popular Medina Tattoo Charity Concert, raising money for Aspire Ryde.
Read moreDetailsSTRONG CURRENTS AND COLD SEAS TEST TRIATHLETES IN COWES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
Triathletes battled cold sea temperatures and strong currents in Cowes yesterday (Sunday) as the Wight Tri Summer Series came to a close with the Club Championships Triathlon.
Read moreDetailsTEENAGE BOYS ARRESTED FOR ARSON AFTER FIRE RIPS THROUGH DERELICT HOTEL
BREAKING; 2 teenage boys from Ventnor have been arrested on suspicion of arson.
Read moreDetailsWHO ARE THE KINGS AND QUEENS ON PLAYING CARDS?
Playing cards have carried kings and queens for centuries, but the people pictured on them have a complicated history. French card makers gave their royal figures names, artists changed their appearance, and politicians even tried replacing them. The standard deck ...
Read moreDetailsRSPCA URGES ISLE OF WIGHT RESIDENTS TO CUT DOWN ON ANIMAL PRODUCTS BY 3%
The RSPCA says the reduction could spare nearly 1billion land animals from lower-welfare farming, save up to 3billion wild-caught fish used for animal feed.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILLORS TO RULE ON PLANS TO TURN COWES COMMUNITY CENTRE INTO SEN SCHOOL
A scheme to transform a community centre into a facility for educating children with special educational needs (SEN) will be ruled on by Isle of Wight councillors.
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