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Apple TV+ unleashes a brainy, WTF-inducing sci-fi drama starring Noomi Rapace

Late-night bus services in rural areas of the Isle of Wight could continue as more money is funnelled into the Island’s only bus service.

An Isle of Wight primary school site — which has been empty for years — could soon be sold off and turned into houses.

The annual Isle of Wight Story Festival gets underway at Newport’s Quay Arts today (Thursday).

Shanklin Regatta is celebrating some exciting news as it relocates for 2024.

The stroke unit at St Mary’s Hospital were delighted to receive a generous cheque after a successful Christmas raffle.

The Isle of Wight crematorium has recently undergone refurbishment, resulting in a more accessible and comfortable space for the community.

Sensing Sasquatch, a new exhibition that will explore Sasquatch’s past, present, and future within the High Desert Region through an Indigenous lens, opens March 2 at the High Desert Museum in Bend, Oregon. Popular depictions of Sasquatch can be found all over America, from t-shirts and road signs to beer cans and traveling mugs. Before you enter the exhibition, visitors will be asked to leave behind these ideas and perceptions and consider another side of Sasquatch’s story.

Derelict houses that have been empty for years could soon be occupied as calls are made for action to be taken over their unsightly state.

Sandown residents will again see an increase in their tax bills after last year’s 50 per cent hike.