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  An Isle of Wight councillor has lodged a motion calling for mental health to be a ‘priority’ across all of County Hall’s areas of responsibility.

• Bird Keepers Urged To Remain Vigilant Following Increased Avian Influenza Risk

  Bird keepers across the Isle of Wight are being asked to protect their birds following an increase in the risk of bird flu.

• Island Pupils Receive Lesson In Road Safety That Could Save Lives

  The innovative Riot Act theatre-in-education performance group returned to the Isle of Wight last week to bring their unique and personal take on road safety and awareness to hundreds of Island students.

• New Shanklin Flats Given Green Light

  A main road in an Isle of Wight seaside town will get two new flats following a council decision today.

• Joe Robertson Appointed Parliamentary Private Secretary For Shadow Culture, Media And Sport

  Joe Robertson, Member of Parliament for Isle of Wight East, has been appointed as Parliamentary Private Secretary for the Shadow Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) team by new Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch.

• Shanklin Company Making Nuclear Waste Sorting Safer, Greener And Cheaper

  Nuclear waste has always been difficult to handle but an Isle of Wight firm is aiming to keep humans further away from the hazardous materials.

• Five-Year Isle Of Wight Landscape Plan Decision On Horizon

  A key County Hall forum will tomorrow decide on whether to approve a five-year plan for the Isle of Wight’s nationally important landscape.

• Help Sought For Isle Of Wight's Struggling Small Businesses

  Small businesses have been through “hell” in recent years and politicians should step in to help, an Isle of Wight councillor has said.

• Primary School Admissions For September 2025 Now Open

  The Isle of Wight Council would like to remind parents they can now register their children for primary school admissions, for the September 2025 school term.

• Island Families Invited To Take Tour Of St Mary's Special Care Baby Unit

  Families with infants requiring special care at St Mary’s Hospital can now take a virtual tour of the Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU) and take a look around the environment and the facilities available to families on the Island.

• Work To Sink Three Boreholes At Leeson Road Due To Finish This Week

  Work to sink three boreholes along Leeson Road, the deepest of which reaches a depth of 130 metres, is expected to finish this week.

• Emergency Works Underway To Repair Shanklin Culvert And Prevent Flooding

  A collapsed culvert in Shanklin is to be fixed to help prevent flooding.

• New Strategy For Tree Care On Isle Of Wight

  A new tree management strategy has been approved by the Isle of Wight Council — the first time the authority has taken this step.

• Public Spaces Protection Orders To Be Reinstated Across The Island

  The Isle of Wight Council has decided to reinstate a series of Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs), which regulate dog control measures across the Island.

• Who Is Your Island Tourism Hero? Red Funnel's Isle Of Wight Award Nominations Open For 2025

  Red Funnel is asking Isle of Wight businesses and residents to nominate their very own Tourism Hero for 2024 – a brand-new accolade launched as part of the annual Red Funnel Isle of Wight Awards held earlier this month.

• FOUND: Missing Man Ian Brownlow From Ventnor Located

  UPDATE: A man from Ventnor who was previously missing has now been located.

• ICRTouch Supports T-Level Students At Isle Of Wight College With Generous Donation

  ICRTouch has donated various pieces of equipment totalling over £1,000 to the tech students, including 20 HD webcams, an OWL 360 meeting room conference system and Zoom audio recorder, in order to support the college’s T-Level Digital students with their studies.

• Rookley Man Pleads Guilty To Isle Of Wight Drugs Offences

  A man has pleaded guilty to drugs supply offences on the Isle of Wight.

• Hampshire & Isle Of Wight Fire Service Attends More Than 7,000 Deliberate Fires Since 2019 

  While fire and rescue services across the UK attended fewer incidents last year, deliberate fires continue to waste valuable resources and put lives in danger.

• New Permeable Paving To Help Protect Against Storm Overflows And Flood Risks

  Permeable paving is set to be installed outside County Hall as part of new measures to help protect against storm overflows and flood risks while bringing community benefits.