RSPCA Isle of Wight is calling on local businesses and organisations to take part in its upcoming Corporate Volunteer Day this summer.

Plans to build five new homes next to a former train station in St Helens have been approved by the Isle of Wight Council, despite more than 20 objections from residents.

Cherry Godfrey has strengthened its presence on the Isle of Wight after acquiring the client book of Ward House Mortgages and Life.

Every country has its landmarks, its cuisine, its clichés—but look a little closer and you’ll find something far more interesting: the small, specific things people are really obsessed with. Not the postcard version of a place, but the everyday fixations that quietly shape how people live. Here are five of the world’s most wonderfully weird national obsessions—and what they reveal about the cultures behind them: 1. Japan’s Love Affair with Vending Machines In Japan, vending m

There’s something uniquely British about a place name that sounds like a punchline. This is a country where centuries of history, dialect, and pure mischief have combined to produce villages that seem almost designed to make you laugh. So instead of chasing landmarks or ticking off must-sees, why not build a road trip around the names alone? Here are five gloriously ridiculous stops that prove Britain doesn’t take itself too seriously: 1. Scratchy Bottom, Dorset Tucked beneat

Businesses and residents on the Isle of Wight are being urged to stay vigilant after a surge in scam reports affecting the Island.

More than 1,500 electric vehicle charge points are set to be installed across the Isle of Wight as part of a major new infrastructure project.

Food prices in the UK could increase in the coming months, as the ongoing conflict involving Iran pushes up the cost of fertiliser and energy worldwide.