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The Environment Agency said at present, it cannot be shown that the development would not result in ‘significant harm’ to migratory fish species, and therefore it objects to the application as previously reported. 

BREAKING: Some 2,300 properties have been hit by the power cut, which is also affecting Coppins Bridge traffic lights.

A lengthy diversion will be in place when part of the A3056 closes for 2 weeks next month, to enable bus stop improvements.

Watchdog reports concluded mental health services must improve...

The BWF World Championships run in New Delhi from 17 to 23 August — India's first Worlds since 2009, staged at the Indira Gandhi Arena. Alongside the usual airline and bank logos on the courtside boards sits a newer kind ...

The Isle of Wight has an economy shaped by its geography, tourism and distinctive local character. Looking ahead, its prospects may increasingly depend on how successfully the island combines these traditional strengths with new industries, investment and changing ways of ...

The Yachtsmen survived a dramatic 2nd-half comeback to secure their place in the next round of the Hampshire Senior Cup this evening (Wednesday).

This is your weekly round-up of some of the latest court cases heard at the Isle of Wight Magistrates Court...

The man is already serving a lengthy sentence for conspiracy to convey articles, such as mobile phones, in and out of prison. 

Island Mobility has completed a major refurbishment of its Newport showroom, creating a brighter, more modern space where Islanders can see, try and compare mobility and independent living equipment.