Lifestyle from Friday, January 31st, 2025
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- Highest Number Of Police Officers For Hampshire And Isle Of Wight Constabulary In A Decade
- Emergency Services Called To Newport Petrol Station After Car Crashes Into Kiosk
- "There's Likely To Be In Excess Of 200 Redundancies": Island Trade Unionists On School Plans
- High Sheriff Presents Inaugural Maritime Volunteers Award To Cowes RNLI Station
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Highest Number Of Police Officers For Hampshire And Isle Of Wight Constabulary In A Decade
Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones has announced 90 more police officers for Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary.
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Emergency Services Called To Newport Petrol Station After Car Crashes Into Kiosk
Emergency services have been called to Newport after a car reportedly collided with a kiosk this morning (Friday).
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"There's Likely To Be In Excess Of 200 Redundancies": Island Trade Unionists On School Plans
Leading trade unionists quizzed the Isle of Wight’s education cabinet member on Wednesday evening over five contentious school closure proposals and potential job losses.
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High Sheriff Presents Inaugural Maritime Volunteers Award To Cowes RNLI Station
The High Sheriff of the Isle of Wight, Graham Bliss, has attended Cowes RNLI Station to present its Lifeboat Operations Manager, Mark Southwell, with the first ever Maritime Volunteers Award.