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• New 2024/5 Annual Waste And Recycling Guide Out Soon

  Island households will be receiving their new annual waste and recycling guide in the post soon.

• Platform One Announces Winner Of 2024 Wight Noize Competition

  The winner of this year's Wight Noize competition has been announced.

• Royal Duke To Visit As Newport Minster Reopens

  HRH the Duke of Edinburgh will visit to celebrate the re-opening of Newport Minster after a major refurbishment.

• Isle Of Wight Council To Support 'No Mow May' 2024

  The Isle of Wight Council is supporting the national ‘No Mow May’ campaign at several of its sites.

• English Coastal Path Complication Amid Osborne House Queen Victoria Collection Fears

  A national coastal path initiative could be scuppered by the risk it poses to a timeless collection of memorabilia at East Cowes' Osborne House.

• Seaview Pub Picks Up National Award

  The Old Fort in Seaview has been crowned Isle of Wight Pub & Bar of the Year 2024 in this year’s National Pub & Bar Awards.

• Isle Of Wight Radio Child Of Wight Awards 2024 Nominations Now Open

  Isle of Wight Radio's Child of Wight Awards will return later this year - and it's time to get your votes in.

• Fire Service Issues Water Safety And Mud Rescue Advice For Isle Of Wight

  Hampshire and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service (HIWFRS) is sharing top tips to stay safe around water and mud as the weather improves and people start enjoying more time outdoors.

• New Online Cancer Support For Local Residents

  Wessex Cancer Support has expanded its services so anyone can access cancer support online.

• Specialist Monitoring Equipment Now Installed At Leeson Road

  An array of specialist hi-tech equipment that will monitor any ongoing movement in and around Leeson Road in Ventnor has now been installed.

• West Wight Runner Jackie Follows PB Marathon Run With Eastenders Appearance

  A West Wight road runner is celebrating - and recovering - following a brilliant performance at the London Marathon on Sunday (21) and appearance on BBC One's flagship show the following day.

• West Wight Pub Can Now Be Listed As 'Asset Of Community Value'

  The Sun Inn in Hulverstone can now be listed as an ‘Asset of Community Value’ thanks to a campaign to secure the building's future.

• Royal Navy 'Bomb Squad' Called To Seaview Following Ordnance Alert

  A Royal Navy Bomb Disposal team joined police on the Isle of Wight this morning after reports of a potential unexploded ordnance in Seaview.

• Automated Gates Arrive On Wightlink’s FastCat Foot Passenger Route

  Foot passengers travelling on Wightlink’s FastCats between Portsmouth Harbour and Ryde Pier will be using automatic entrance gates at both ports by early May 2024.

• Help Keep Isle Of Wight Streets Neat – Bring Your Bin In

  Householders are being urged to keep #OurStreetsNeat and #BringYourBinIn as part of a campaign to clean up the Island.

• Two Passengers Injured Following Bus Crash In Ryde

  A bus crash has seen two passengers injured and the junction between George Street and Cross Street in Ryde blocked.

• Late Night Reports Of Collision Spark Extensive Land, Sea And Air Search

  A land, sea and air search was triggered late last (Saturday) night by several reports that a small boat had collided with the East Cowes breakwater.

• Islanders Taking On London Marathon Today For Local Charities

  Two Islanders have been training and making painstaking sacrifices to take part in today's London Marathon, where they'll be raising funds for local good causes.

• Four Men Arrested Following Rogue Trader Activities In East Cowes

  Four rogue traders have been arrested following a series of aggressive and fraudulent interactions on the Isle of Wight.

• Rugby Players Set To Scale Great Heights For Teddy

  The Ward family have a massive personal mountain to climb – Jess and Dan’s son, Teddy, aged just 22 months, has been diagnosed with the life-limiting condition called mitochondrial disease.