Passengers travelling between the Isle of Wight and the mainland are being warned of cancellations on the Portsmouth–Fishbourne route tomorrow.

A total of 82 athletes across 23 different sports will benefit from the scheme during 2026.

The crew of a Wightlink ferry have been commended by the RNLI after pulling two people from the water in the Solent.

Islanders are being invited to try wheelchair basketball at a free taster session in Freshwater next month.

The operator says it will run a reduced overnight shuttle service every three hours between Portsmouth International Port and Fishbourne.

Sailings between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight have been cancelled this afternoon following a berthing incident.

Lottie Ladler, who is part of Wightlink's Talented Athlete scheme, travelled to the United States with the squad for an intensive programme of training and competition.

Hundreds of Isle of Wight schoolchildren are preparing to take to the stage as this year’s Dance Live! heats get underway in Portsmouth throughout February.

Businesses fear that added costs from the ETS would inevitably be passed on to passengers, hitting both local families and the tourism sector.

Next year, Wightlink will support 20 sporting teams, 10 arts organisations and five environmental groups.

Cross-Solent services are suspended or facing disruption this morning as heavy rain and gusty winds continue to batter the Isle of Wight.

As part of its scheduled programme, the maintenance is expected to affect services for the next few days.

The move will add 868 extra sailings compared with the company’s 2025 timetable.

Small holiday-let businesses across the Isle of Wight are benefitting from a partnership between Wightlink and Ryde-based travel company Atlas Ferries.

Wightlink has been getting into the festive spirit this Christmas, partnering with Royal Mail to deliver an incredible 13 million items of post to the Isle of Wight.

The port has been evacuated and closed to all access, and Gunwharf Road has also been closed while police and emergency services respond.

Northwood Cricket Club is set to take its commitment to sustainability to the next level, thanks to a £10,000 grant from Wightlink’s Green Innovation Fund.

The cross-Solent operator has now confirmed that a further four sailings on Monday morning will not run.

The scheme, due to take effect in summer 2026, is expected to cost operators such as Wightlink up to £1 million a year.

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