A seafront toilet block in a key Isle of Wight tourism area will be sold for just £1.

An Isle of Wight Council debate on declaring no confidence in Southern Water will be held amid a ‘service’ and ‘public trust failure’, Councillor Becca Cameron said after a meeting with the utility’s CEO Lawrence Gosden.

‘Anti-social parking’ problems with cars left on verges, a bus being obstructed and fear over emergency vehicle access came to the fore at a public meeting on Wednesday (June 10).

A prominent Isle of Wight businessman and community champion has been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours.

There's a fine line between smart television and television that practically requires a whiteboard, three highlighters and a postgraduate degree to follow. The best shows challenge viewers. The worst disappear so far up their own cleverness that they forget to tell a coherent story. Here are five times TV may have overcomplicated things just a little: 5. Sherlock — Turning Every Episode Into a Magic Trick The early appeal of Sherlock was simple: brilliant mysteries, sharp dia

Not everyone dreams of sprawling resorts, organised entertainment, and crowded swimming pools. For some travellers, the perfect escape involves wild landscapes, independent cafés, quiet beaches, and places where the loudest sound is the wind. Fortunately, Britain excels at this kind of getaway. From remote islands to hidden coastal towns, these destinations offer all the relaxation of a holiday—without the resort atmosphere. Here are five British escapes for people who prefer

Citizens Advice Isle of Wight has relocated to new premises in Newport, securing a long-term base from which it can continue providing support to residents across the Island.

A major police response in Ventnor yesterday afternoon has been confirmed as the result of false and malicious information being reported to officers.