Richard Quigley has launched the week-long programme, which is open to 18 to 25-year-olds living in the Isle of Wight West constituency.

As part of a £237 million national investment, the centre will be expanded to include a new breast screening diagnostic unit, along with upgraded facilities to relocate the CT scanner.

The Isle of Wight College is set to benefit from nearly £750,000 of government funding aimed at improving buildings and facilities.

A key part of the visit was a constructive discussion with Richard Quigley MP on the Ministry of Defence’s engagement with the Isle of Wight.

The Island will receive £1,210,580 as part of a national investment aimed at improving provision for pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

A new campaign aiming to make every primary school on the Isle of Wight “Sun Safe” has been launched in memory of a young woman who died from skin cancer.

A major investment will see 23 more electric buses introduced to the Isle of Wight’s bus network.

He warned that without an exemption, ferry fares could increase further, putting extra pressure on residents, businesses, and visitors.

The Isle of Wight is set to become home to a new national Large Structures Innovation Centre.

Under the new package, pubs across the country will benefit from a 15 per cent reduction in business rates from April, alongside a two-year freeze on bills.

He highlighted that cancer in younger patients is fundamentally different from cancer in adults and requires a distinct approach.

The Isle of Wight’s MPs have welcomed an appointment aimed at improving ferry services to and from the Island.

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