Police have confirmed they are investigating after two people were assaulted at a property on Landguard Road, Shanklin.

Police have launched an arson investigation following a fire at a derelict hotel in Sandown.

Blackgang Chine is celebrating after scooping three honours at this year’s UK Theme Park Awards, which recognise excellence across the visitor attractions industry.

A famous replica of one of history’s most significant ships will be docking at Yarmouth Pier this week as part of its European tour.

Passengers are being warned of major disruption on the Island Line this autumn as Network Rail and South Western Railway carry out a month of improvement works.

The match pitted a Chairman’s XV against a President’s XV, with the Chairman’s side eventually coming out on top.

An Isle of Wight man has pleaded guilty to two pharmacy burglaries at Isle of Wight Magistrates’ Court.

A ten-room bed and breakfast in an historic Isle of Wight town could be transformed into a large family home amid ‘higher energy costs’ and a rising cost of living.

The Island’s MPs have weighed in on controversy surrounding the flying and graffitiing of national flags on the Isle of Wight.

Sandown’s iconic boating lake could be safeguarded for the future, as town councillors consider moves to give it special protected status.

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has responded to criticism of its use of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), described as ‘barbaric’ by an Isle of Wight councillor.

Under current proposals for the new authority, the Mayor would oversee road, rail and bus services — but not ferries.

Community groups and charities on the Isle of Wight are being encouraged to take part in a special event designed to open doors to new funding opportunities.

It was sunshine, music, and generosity all round as WightAID’s summer garden party raised an incredible £40,000.

A motion calling for the Isle of Wight Council’s pension funds to be invested more ‘ethically’ is set to be debated today.

From October, Isle of Wight patients will get longer online access to GPs — here’s what’s changing.

Ferry operator Wightlink has announced plans that could see up to 50 staff roles axed as part of a major review aimed at cutting costs and improving efficiency.

“Barbaric” or essential? Shock therapy for depression is still being used on the Isle of Wight – with calls for it to be scrapped.

The 14th Isle of Wight Literary Festival returns to Northwood House in Cowes from October 9–12.

Plans for five new houses on land next to the former train station in St Helens have sparked a wave of objections ahead of a council decision next month.