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Isle of Wight Radio 3:00pm - 7:00pm Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Cramped And Intrusive: 50 Objections Stalls Newport Housing Development By Louise Hill, LDR Reporter After more than 50 objections, the building of houses on the outskirts of Newport has been refused. Planning permission for 14 homes on the commuter cut-through Landscape Lane, which connects Staplers Road and Long Lane, has been rejected by the Isle of Wight Council — as it would be ...

Isle of Wight Radio 7:00pm - Midnight Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Isle Of Wight MP Sends Urgent Letter About Vaccination Roll Out By Iona Stewart-Richardson Bob Seely MP The Islands MP has sent an urgent letter to the Health Secretary about the vaccine roll-out program on the Isle of Wight. Speaking exclusively to Isle of Wight Radio this morning (Thursday) Bob Seely MP said the new coronavirus variant is worrying and spreading at an alarming rate....

EXCLUSIVE: The Isle of Wight MP says the Government had no other option than to introduce a new lockdown - and revealed that around 3,500 coronavirus vaccines have been administered so far.

Red Funnel says it has no immediate plans to allow passengers to stay in their vehicles during crossings.

The boss of the Isle of Wight Festival says staff in the live music and entertainment industry and 'ready and waiting' to help roll out the coronavirus vaccination.

The overall crime rate on the Isle of Wight has fallen - but the number of drug offences, sexual offences and incidents of domestic violence have risen.

McDonald's has announced that it will be staying open during the national lockdown.

Island Line services will be suspended for three months from tomorrow (Monday), as work to upgrade the railway commences.

Isle of Wight Radio Midnight - 6:00am Live and Local Podcast - Supporting Live Local Music On The Isle Of Wight Local Pressure Mounts As New School Term Looms On Isle Of Wight By Adam Richardson With pressure mounting nationwide to reverse the decision to open primary schools on schedule amid rising coronavirus cases, the Isle of Wight branch of the National Education Union has released an open letter to the local authority. The letter follows the Governments education secretary, Gavin Williams...

The Chief Executive of the Isle of Wight NHS Trust has warned that it could face 'unbearable pressure' unless urgent action is taken in the midst of rising coronavirus infections.