Over 200 lockdown Babies still waiting to be registered
A further 45 babies born before lockdown began, on March 23, are also yet to be registered.
Read MoreA further 45 babies born before lockdown began, on March 23, are also yet to be registered.
Read MoreCoronavirus has disrupted everyone in one way or another but for 250 unfortunate couples on the Isle of Wight, their…
Read MoreAn Isle of Wight guest house owner has spoken about the real impact lockdown is having on his business —…
Read MoreIf you really, really want to stay in the world-famous Spice Bus, plans have been submitted by its owner for…
Read MorePlans to demolish ‘poorly constructed’ workshops and replace them with a built-for-purpose workshop have been submitted by Hovertravel.
Read MoreA care home, which was shut down after a damning inspection, could become a temporary home for workers, if planning…
Read MoreSchools have slowly been opening to more students this week but with no ‘clear message’, one Island headteacher has said…
Read MoreThe number of people dying in care homes from coronavirus on the Isle of Wight has continued to rise.
Read MoreA health strategy that focuses on wellness, and not treating illness, has been approved for the Isle of Wight.
Read MoreMore places are being proposed in the Isle of Wight’s school system for children and young people with additional needs.
Read MoreA report from the NHS Confederation released earlier this week warns the health service will face an uphill battle in…
Read MoreIn a video shared at the trust’s board meeting yesterday, Thursday, three staff members told stories of how their jobs…
Read MoreA decision made yesterday, June 11, cements the term time dates for the school year 2021/22, despite some negative feedback…
Read MoreThat was the call from the mayor of Ryde this week as he said the people behind it appeared to…
Read MorePlans are being made by the Isle of Wight Council to counter any second wave of coronavirus.
Read MoreA public consultation for up to 50 houses in Puckpool has been extended — until June 19.
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