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• Isle Of Wight Council To Move To Committee System In 2025

  The Isle of Wight Council has decided to change the way it makes decisions by moving to a committee style of governance system.

• Highway Improvement At Church Litten Next Week

  The road surface in Church Litten, Newport, is to be improved over nine days of work starting on Tuesday (May 7).

• Man Arrested After Being Caught During Act Of Self-Gratification In Newport

  A man has been arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure after caught in an act of onanism near to a park in Newport.

• May Day Bank Holiday Recycling And Waste Collection Information

  Island residents are being reminded that rubbish and recycling collections will not be affected over the May Day (6 May) bank holiday.

• Isle Of Wight Ambulance Service Star Louise Awarded King’s Ambulance Medal

  A member of the IW Ambulance Service has been awarded the prestigious King’s Ambulance Medal (KAM) at a recent ceremony in London.

• Stranded RIB Towed To Safety By Cowes Lifeboat

  Cowes RNLI lifeboat went to the rescue of a man whose plan for a short sea trip suddenly ended when his RIB took on water as a result of engine trouble last night (Thursday).

• Major Highway Works Taking Place Across Isle Of Wight This Month

  Island Roads is preparing to deliver an intensive programme of highway improvement works at a number of sites across the Isle of Wight during May.

• Three Men Arrested On Suspicion Of 'Attempting To Take Child'

  Three men have been arrested Following the suspected attempted abduction of two six year-old girls in Newport.

• Wildheart Animal Sanctuary Rescue To Bring First Bears To Isle Of Wight For 30 Years

  The Wildheart Animal Sanctuary, based in Sandown is embarking on another ambitious animal rescue, this time of two European Brown Bears, Benji and Balu, from Azerbaijan.

• One Week To Go Until Isle Of Wight Walking Festival 25th Anniversary

  The Isle of Wight Walking Festival celebrates 25 years this year with the launch of the Spring Walking Festival on Saturday May 11.

• Apply Now For Grant Funding To Help Strengthen Family Support On Isle Of Wight

  Do you have an idea or vision for a new group, club or activity that helps to support families locally but need support to get this up and running?

• Pavers Shoes The Latest Newport Business To Close Its Doors

  A Newport business has officially closed its doors this week.

• Isle Of Wight Libraries Celebrate World Book Night

  Isle of Wight libraries celebrated World Book Night with events taking place at Ryde and Sandown libraries.

• Traffic Advice Issued For Walk The Wight

  Thousands of Islanders are set to Walk the Wight next month — with Island Roads is providing support for Mountbatten’s big fundraiser.

• Hovertravel's Hoverbus Showcases All-New Look

  Hovertravel has awarded First Bus the contract to operate its Hoverbus service, which connects the hovercraft for crossings to and from the Isle of Wight.

• Bear Grylls Pays Homage To Young Islander Ginny Following Ultimate Scouting Award

  Chief Scout, Islander and national icon, Bear Grylls, has honoured Ginny Treadgold, from Chillerton at a special event at Windsor Castle.

• Southern Vectis To Open May Community Fund For Worthy Causes Across Isle Of Wight

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

• Terrorism Plot Teen From Isle Of Wight Further Sentenced

   On 15 April, a 16-year-old boy from the Isle of Wight was sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment for terrorism offences.

• Ryde's Waterside Pool Secures £254,000 Of Government Refurbishment Funding

  Waterside Community Trust has secured £254,000 in Government funding to fully refurbish the changing rooms at the centre, as well as replacing the roof above the changing rooms.

• Flood Warnings Eased But More 'Unsettled' Weather On The Way

  A number of flood warning have been rescinded across the Island this morning, with water levels reducing.