A former garage and workshop building in St Helens is set to be transformed into four new homes after plans were approved by the Isle of Wight Council.

The Isle of Wight Council will now begin recruiting a dedicated full-time Section 151 officer, with the process set to start shortly.

No resignations are expected at County Hall following the release of a hard-hitting report which described the Isle of Wight Council as “dysfunctional”.

The Isle of Wight Council has been told it must make urgent and fundamental changes after being warned that government intervention could follow if things do not improve quickly.

A new independent report has described the Isle of Wight Council as “dysfunctional”.

Islanders are being asked to check their cupboards, garages, and spare rooms for unused mobility aids and equipment.

Community groups, clubs and social enterprises across the Isle of Wight are being invited to apply for grants of up to £5,000.

The evening highlighted inspiring stories of local people who have embraced learning later in life, many overcoming personal challenges to reach their goals.

Organised by the Isle of Wight Council’s Heritage Service, the sessions promise something for everyone — from dino lovers to budding archaeologists!

An Isle of Wight Council officer has been formally recognised for two decades of voluntary service with HM Coastguard.

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