Isle of Wight Council provides a variety of services to all types of business. We can help with issues such as funding, advice, research and premises, how to do business with the council, licensing and trading standards
Licenses are issued for a range of products and services require licenses including gambling, large events and street trading
2017 sees the start of a new era for the Isle of Wight Council. The Council has a Regeneration directorate to help regenerate the Island’s economy and transform the financial position of the Council.
We inspect a wide variety of businesses for food hygiene, health and safety, and pollution legislation
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We visit, inspect and test a wide variety of goods and services as well as providing legal advice to businesses and consumers
Provides a list of reputable firms that have been approved by the Isle of Wight Council's Trading Standards Service
The IOW Trading Standards Service has joined forces with the Police, Fire and Rescue, Age Friendly Island and Citizens Advice Bureau to form a partnership called IWASP to help combat scams.
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Business Rates is a tax on all business and non-domestic properties, which are not used for domestic purposes, like shops. factories, offices, beach huts and moorings.
Discover how to become a potential supplier, understand how we do business, view guidance provided on invoice payments and see what contract opportunities are available.
Keeping you safe in your homes, at work and out in the community including training and education for schools, road and water safety.
