George first joined Cowes’ independent lifeboat, Cowes Rescue, in 2003, after a long career as a journalist across several southern newspapers.

A major vote on the creation of a new layer of government for Hampshire and the Solent is expected at the Isle of Wight Council this evening.

Residents are being reminded there’s still time to take part in Island Roads’ annual customer survey and share their views on the highway services across the Isle of Wight.

The incident happened at around 11.25am and led to the closure of the road while crews dealt with the scene.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was reported to have indecently exposed himself on the Red Squirrel Trail near Merstone Station.

The green field site, known locally as the Donkey Field, was approved for development earlier this year — a move that has sparked anger among locals.

Ten affordable new homes could replace a former social services building in the Isle of Wight’s county town.

A brand-new ferry service is set to launch across the Solent next month, giving Islanders more choice when it comes to cross-Solent travel.

A local patriotic group has released a statement defending its decision to install a line of giant Union Flags along York Avenue in East Cowes, following criticism over the display.

Here are some Isle of Wight events to look out for during the final days of September!

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.

Two new homes are set to be created in the heart of Newport, after plans to convert empty offices on Quay Street were approved.

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.

An Isle of Wight councillor says repeated flooding is threatening the future of his Newport business – and is blaming a nearby housing estate.

The issue will be discussed at the adult social care, public health and housing needs committee at County Hall this Thursday.

The Isle of Wight has paid tribute to the dedication and sacrifice of emergency service workers at a special ceremony outside County Hall, Newport.

Officers arrived at around 5.54am and found a man in his 40s with facial injuries.

Tributes are being paid on the Isle of Wight following the death of Katharine, Duchess of Kent, who has passed away aged 92.