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A new warehouse that could ‘support expanding companies’ and ‘deliver employment opportunities’ will be built in Cowes. County Hall has approved marine manufacturing and service business JAM & Sons Ltd’s planning application to build a large steel span industrial building ...

Councillors may decide later this week to cut the discretionary rate relief available for private schools on the Isle of Wight, meaning they will have to start paying Business Rates on their properties. The Alliance administration will consider a proposal ...

Cryptocurrency has a branding problem. For every tech-savvy early adopter raving about Bitcoin, there’s a sceptic eye-rolling at the volatility or distrust of the blockchain. Yet, despite the scepticism the crypto revolution is expanding its borders and search engines are ...

Succulents have exploded in popularity due to their durability and distinctive appearance. In a place like Dubai—renowned for its scorching, dry climate—these water-wise plants are a natural match. If you want to introduce greenery to your indoor or outdoor spaces ...

It is important in any strategy of brand promotion on the Internet to find areas with minimal competition. Even a company like 1xBet needs advertising. It may appeal to an audience that enjoys betting on sports or playing online casino ...

Investigations are underway following the death of a 28-year-old at an address in Ryde over the weekend, Police have confirmed. Police were called to an address on St John’s Road in Ryde at 17:30 on Sunday 9th March following the ...

In yet another blow to the Isle of Wight economy, local firm John Peck Construction Ltd has entered voluntary liquidation, it has been confirmed. The civil engineering firm, based out of Pritchetts Way in Rookley, has been an established Island ...

An Isle of Wight trade unionist has requested the Isle of Wight Council's Cabinet withdraw its school closure plans, warning that everyone connected with the council could be drawn into disrepute. Speaking at last week's Cabinet meeting, Mark Chiverton, the ...

Plessey bought Decca Radar for £4.5million (£75million in today's values) on 10th March 1965. At that time, Decca Radar supplied approximately half the world's shipping with its equipment. Its technology was also used at airports, by the military, and the ...

2 teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs following a pursuit through the streets of Newport this afternoon (Monday). It was just after 14:30 that Police received reports of a male trying car door ...