The new owners say if they open all year round, they can continue full-time employment to approximately seven plus full-time staff and maintenance contractors

The new owners say if they open all year round, they can continue full-time employment to approximately seven plus full-time staff and maintenance contractors
Councillors vote no confidence in Southern Water over sewage failures
It will cost you less than £10 per month and you could win up to £5,000, all while supporting our inshore lifeboat crews
County Hall reaffirms equality commitments after a heated debate on LGBT safety concerns
Registration closes soon for Robin Hill's glow-in-the-dark 5K supporting the Island's air ambulance
Carisbrooke Castle Museum wins £40,000 to turn wartime oral histories into theatre
Councillors adopt inspector-approved local plan that now guides all Island planning decisions
Sandown's Glory Art Glass marks 30 years with exhibition honouring the late Martin Evans
Ryde's new accessible community allotment invites everyone to grow, learn and connect
Ventnor's Green Room hosts a free bike marking event this Thursday (24th September)
Island Roads urges residents to share their views before the survey closes
Popular children’s author Peter J. Murray returns with ten more spine-chilling tales set in familiar locations across the Isle of Wight
Visit Isle of Wight encourages businesses to read the Wight BID 3 Business Plan
St Mary's offers flu and Covid-19 jabs from October, with walk-ins welcome
Artists respond to plastic pellet pollution in a new Quay Arts exhibition
Artist Steve Miles brings carnival-inspired new work to Ryde's phone box gallery
From a first abseil at 14 to a return at 85: Islanders take on Spinnaker Tower for Age Uk Isle of Wight
Sandown's Joel Lines saw Tatty Devine boss, Rosie Wolfenden, wear his opera coat to prestigious launch
Pop into Newport's Utilita on Saturday to pick up your free bookmark or fridge magnet and find out more about the Wight Squirrel Project
Forestry England halts Bouldnor Forest accommodation plans while talks with authorities continue