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Potholes, pavements, grass cutting or roadworks - what do you think of the services provided by Island Roads?

Dog owners across the Isle of Wight are being reminded that their pets must be kept on leads on public roads, pavements and verges - with the Council warning that the rule can be enforced even where signs are not ...

A pair of sisters from The Garlic Farm are spending September eating only food that has been grown, reared, caught or produced on the Isle of Wight.

TG Jones has confirmed that its Ryde store will close in the New Year, bringing an end to more than 25 years of WHSmith and TG Jones trading from the High Street premises.

The Isle of Wight Council will now write to Southern Water seeking publication of the full findings of the company's investigation into the Springhill pumping station failures.

Real ales, craft ciders, live music and heritage steam trains will come together at Havenstreet next month as the Isle of Wight Steam Railway's popular Beer & Steam festival returns.

Defence technology firm Rheinmetall Electronics UK has acquired a major commercial site in Ryde as part of ambitious expansion plans on the Isle of Wight.

Ventnor RFC rounded off their pre-season preparations with a 25-12 victory away at Blandford on Saturday.

BREAKING: A HM Coastguard rope technician, trained to descend steep cliffs, came to the rescue of the casualty.

Organisers of the Isle of Wight Ploughing Match have thanked everyone who supported this year's event following a successful day in the fields at Godshill on Saturday (19th September). The annual match, which has been an Island tradition since the ...