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Isle of Wight households face having to fork out another £43 a year for water and wastewater services from April 2027.

A major programme of improvements to a section of the King Charles III England Coast Path is set to enhance access for walkers and visitors between Bouldnor and Yarmouth.

A 44-house development on a field next to an Isle of Wight village could have a ‘harmful effect’ on environmentally-protected sites, a national public body has warned.

Somewhere around the sixth week of the first term, a large number of A-level maths students stop understanding the lesson. They were fine at GCSE. Many were more than fine. Then a topic arrives that does not go in, and ...

Watching Liverpool at Anfield takes more planning when you live on the Isle of Wight. The ferry comes first, the mainland journey follows and the match still has to fit. A trip from the Isle of Wight to Anfield needs ...

A former trustee of the village hall said he became aware of ‘audio capability’ within the hall and ‘concerns surrounding its use’.

A £1,000 donation has been handed to The Haven by members of Nettlestone and Seaview Shed, helping support the transformation of a 6.5-acre field.

A leading dinosaur expert is heading to Dinosaur Isle next week to reveal how one of the world's most important fossils may have made the evolutionary leap into the skies.

Cowes Sports secured their 1st Wessex Premier Division victory of the season as club legend John McKie struck a perfect hat-trick against Hythe & Dibden.

East Cowes has once again come alive with colour, music and community spirit as the town’s carnival returned for its second year following its spectacular revival in 2025. Hundreds of residents and visitors gathered across East Cowes last night (Saturday) ...