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Isle of Wight village parking restriction plan approved | Isle of Wight County Press

Isle of Wight Council Cabinet has approved parking restriction plan for village's streets on safety grounds.

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road: Isle Of Wight Parking Restrictions Postponed

More than 50 new Isle of Wight parking restrictions are being introduced,  but a few have hit the brakes, for now.

Isle of Wight double yellow lines update for Newport and Carisbrooke

More than 50 new Isle of Wight parking restrictions are being introduced,  but a few have hit the brakes, for now.

Isle of Wight introduces over 50 new parking restrictions, some delayed

Isle of Wight road closures for first week of December | Isle of Wight County Press

Road closures planned for the Isle of Wight the week commencing December 4.

Recent cases heard at the Isle of Wight Magistrates' Court

When a court is sitting in the open, the press can report on anything that happens, unless there are specific reporting restrictions.

Isle of Wight man rolled car while twice drink-drive limit | Isle of Wight County Press

A West Wight man crashed his car while more than twice the drink-drive limit in Porchfield.

Firefighters Tackle Blaze At Gunville Property

Several fire crews from around the island were called to a residential property in Gunville early this morning (June 2) to reports of flames coming from the back garden.

Isle of Wight Magistrates Court listings include drug offences | Isle of Wight County Press

Here is a round up of some of the cases heard at the Isle of Wight Magistrates' Court, for the week commencing May 2, 2022.

Remains of Iron Age roundhouse found at Gunville development site

AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL investigation at a proposed residential development in Gunville has uncovered a significant Late Iron Age discovery. A roundhouse and enclosure, from the transition period from Late Iron Age to Roman society, at around 200BCE, has been described as of significant value. It is recommended a "sensitive scheme of archaeological intervention" takes place to preserve the findings. The investigation was carried out by Island business Eagle Eye Environmental Solutions. The report states: "While this site is not of national importance, its roundhouse and associated enclosure is clearly of particular cultural and social significance to the Isle of Wight, there being very little firm evidence of the nature and disposition of Islanders on the eve of the Roman Conquest.