Latest Council News

The Island's first public meeting of the newly formed Covid-19 Local Outbreak Engagement Board is set for 11.30am on Thursday, 8 October.

The Isle of Wight Council is making it easier for residents to self-refer to adult social services.

We are pleased to report that work to resolve the Hydraulic Problems with the Cowes Floating Bridge are nearing completion and we are sorry for the inconvenience caused by the continued delay in return to service.

The redundant tramway on Ryde Pier looks set to be transformed into a dedicated cycle and pedestrian walkway as part of a multi-million pound package of active travel and public transport improvements announced by the Isle of Wight Council today (28 September).

Christmas has come early for a group of inspirational Island children.

The Isle of Wight Council has issued a statement in response to concerns that the Island might be heading for a local lockdown.

On the day the new NHS Covid-19 app goes live across the country, Islanders are once again being thanked for the role they played in pioneering the technology.

The Isle of Wight Council's annual report — highlighting services, projects and achievements in 2019/20 — was formally presented by council leader Dave Stewart to Full Council last week.

Island residents are being reminded there is just one week to go to have their say on a consultation looking at potential changes to the Local Council Tax Support Scheme.

Island waste collection crews are being given a big thank you this week for all their efforts during the coronavirus lockdown — and as part of national Recycle Week (21 to 27 September).