Island MP Richard Quigley has welcomed a government decision to increase the number of funded dental school places in England.

Richard Quigley has explained why he voted against the Isle of Wight Council budget last week.

Richard Quigley has welcomed the launch of a new Government initiative aimed at improving education in coastal communities such as the Isle of Wight.

Richard Quigley visited Abbeyfield House in Cowes to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Abbeyfield Living Society, which was founded in 1956.

The Isle of Wight will go to the polls in May 2026, following a year-long delay to local elections.

Figures show more than 6,600 households on the Isle of Wight experience education deprivation, while over 3,500 households face employment deprivation.

The Labour MP for Isle of Wight West says he will continue pushing the government for fairer funding for the Island, following warnings of a possible £13.4 million shortfall.

Teachers and education staff on the Island are set to benefit from a landmark £200m programme aimed at improving support for people with special educational needs and disabilities.

A new specialist family court model designed to protect children and reduce trauma in domestic abuse and family cases is being expanded to the Isle of Wight.

Both of the Isle of Wight’s MPs have confirmed they intend to leave their roles as Isle of Wight councillors.

Isle of Wight West MP Richard Quigley has used a Westminster Hall debate to highlight the “unique and magnified” challenges facing women and girls on the Island.

Isle of Wight MP Richard Quigley has led a Westminster Hall debate today on protecting children from domestic abuse.

Isle of Wight MP Richard Quigley has urged the Prime Minister to review a “deeply troubling” anorexia case — saying no one with an eating disorder should ever be written off.

The campaign was inspired by the tragic story of Zoe Panayi, a 26-year-old mother from the Isle of Wight who died just 55 days after being diagnosed with melanoma.