Isle of Wight News from Monday, February 10th, 2025

Isle Of Wight Council To Consider Key £13m Spending Packages Amid 'Unprecedented Uncertainty'

Key spending packages worth £13 million will be considered by the Isle of Wight Council’s cabinet this Thursday amid ‘unprecedented uncertainty’.
Isle Of Wight Council Launches 2025 National Apprenticeship Week With Flag Raising

Today (Monday) marks the start of this year’s Apprenticeship Week and the Isle of Wight Council celebrated by raising the apprenticeship flag outside County Hall alongside council staff, councillors and apprentices.
Schools Come Out In Force To Support "Wear What Makes You Happy" Fundraiser For Arlo Lambie

Schools and businesses across the Isle of Wight showed their support for a very special cause on Friday (February 7).

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Isle Of Wight Council To Consider Key £13m Spending Packages Amid 'Unprecedented Uncertainty'
Key spending packages worth £13 million will be considered by the Isle of Wight Council’s cabinet this Thursday amid ‘unprecedented uncertainty’.
Schools Come Out In Force To Support "Wear What Makes You Happy" Fundraiser For Arlo Lambie
Schools and businesses across the Isle of Wight showed their support for a very special cause on Friday (February 7).
Isle Of Wight Council Launches 2025 National Apprenticeship Week With Flag Raising
Today (Monday) marks the start of this year’s Apprenticeship Week and the Isle of Wight Council celebrated by raising the apprenticeship flag outside County Hall alongside council staff, councillors and apprentices.
Plans To Replace 'Half-Built Eyesore' With New Seafront Café Divides Opinion
A proposal to build a new seafront café on the site of a ‘half-built eyesore’ in an Isle of Wight village has divided opinion.