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“Deep concerns” have been shared about the Isle of Wight Council’s finances after the authority revealed it would be getting less money from government, than first thought, for the year ahead.

The Isle of Wight Council has apologised — and must pay £3,250 — for the ‘distress’ caused to a mother and daughter over ‘failings’ to support learning.

Any stage will do. Donald Trump didn't have to attend the appeal hearing in Washington DC but in this, an election year, he insisted. 

Donald Trump has appeared in court as he tries to dismiss a federal criminal case where he faces charges he plotted to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

A Gazan resident says the suffering of the people in the Palestinian territory is huge as the stark reality of their desperation for food and other supplies is laid bare in new footage captured by Sky News.

A volunteering scheme to combat loneliness in the Island’s older people has been given a £5,000 boost by ferry company Wightlink.

A popular Isle of Wight takeaway has got top marks in its latest food hygiene inspection, just months after it was served a one-star rating.

Ryde Town Council have agreed in principle to purchase the NatWest Building in Ryde as the next stage in developing a strategy for the Council to lead on projects that will continue to benefit the town.

Wight Knuckle Brewery is inviting the public to join in celebrating the grand opening of its brand-new brewery at Nunwell Farm

Four ‘at risk’ community-run Post Offices on the Isle of Wight will be saved from closure, if parish councils go ahead with plans to put more taxpayer cash their way.