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Parents and youngsters are being advised of the dangers of going into derelict or closed buildings this summer.

Inspiring work capturing young people’s ideas on the Isle of Wight Council’s regeneration ambitions will be displayed in an exhibition.

Applications for ‘privilege seats’ on school buses are being welcomed by the Isle of Wight Council.

The Isle of Wight Council plans to save £40 million through changes to its contract with Island Roads.

A warning about the risk of fires spreading in the hot weather has been issued by the Island's fire and rescue service.

Bring banks are being removed from sites across the Isle of Wight due to the success of kerbside recycling.

Two major environmental initiatives were launched at the council’s Environmental Conference, held in Cowes on Tuesday.

A feature of the day was the signing of the Biosphere Nomination, endorsed by Councillor Dave Stewart, leader of the council; the Island’s MP, Bob Seely; and Professor Matthew Cragoe of the UK Man and Biosphere Committee.

Successful adult learners who completed courses with the Isle of Wight Council were celebrated at an awards event recently.

Disabled residents on the Island are being warned to avoid websites charging high prices for filling out blue badge applications.

A community alcohol partnership (CAP) is launching in Ryde to tackle underage drinking and anti-social behaviour.