We’re #TacklingTextilesWaste together.

The Isle of Wight Council, FareShare UK, Red Funnel and Southern Housing are working together to boost a lifeline scheme helping Islanders struggling against the rising cost of living.

Special 'all-terrain' wheelchairs are now available on Sandown seafront to enable people with mobility difficulties or physical disabilities to enjoy the sun, sea and sand to the full.

As the collective class of 2022 gets set to receive the results of their GCSEs and other level 2 qualifications, Councillor Debbie Andre, Cabinet member for education, is sending all students her congratulations in anticipation of their achievements.

Welcome changes have been announced to the traffic and pedestrian arrangements at Ryde Interchange ahead of the bank holiday weekend.

The Isle of Wight Council, with waste treatment partners Amey, is wishing Island residents and visitors a relaxing and safe bank holiday weekend.

School may be out and your children may have outgrown their school uniforms already.

Commitment to a national training programme has resulted in the Isle of Wight Council achieving Bronze status as a Carbon Literate Organisation.

Island children will enjoy free bicycles as part of a new partnership between the Isle of Wight Council, waste partners Amey and local business, ReCycle & BiCycle. 

A footway on the seawall at Queens Road, Cowes, damaged by Storm Eunice has reopened this week and parking bay restrictions caused by repair work have been lifted.