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Residents breaking the speed limit are ‘not respecting their community’, an Isle of Wight councillor has said.

Around £1.5million in capital funding will be spent on a 36-place Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) expansion on the Isle of Wight.

EXCLUSIVE: 27-year-old Connor Cragg has admitted a violent assault that left another man with a skull fracture following a fight outside Coburg's in Ryde.

Isle of Wight darts youngster Reggie Woodmore will represent England after producing a string of impressive victories to qualify for the JDC Academy Nations Cup.

A cygnet has been reunited with its family after becoming entangled in discarded fishing line in Sandown, prompting a fresh plea for anglers to dispose of tackle responsibly.

The Isle of Wight Chamber of Commerce's annual Business Expo returns to Ryde School tomorrow (Tuesday), bringing together almost 100 exhibitors for a free day of networking, expert talks and business showcases - including the UK's only Tesla Cybertruck.

Reducing the number of school places on the Isle of Wight, which could mean school closures, is a ‘critical and urgent’ priority, a newly formed education panel has agreed.

Over 30 Contessa yachts came to Yarmouth last weekend from all over the south coast and further afield for the fourth annual RSYC Contessa Regatta.

Southern Vectis is offering its support to local charities, schools, sports teams and events organisers, as part of a good causes initiative.

Shanklin-Sandown Rowing Club's Connie Batley Smith will represent Great Britain after producing a commanding victory at the GB U16 trials in Nottingham.