This week's Isle of Wight County Press is out tomorrow (Friday, August 21) and it features our eight page A Level supplement, a chance to win tickets to a theatre show at Robin Hill and coverage of the Garlic Festival.
Students across the Island received the news of their A Level results on Thursday, August 13, and we have a special supplement of the students we spoke to moments after opening their results envelopes.
Readers have the chance to win tickets to Come From Away at Robin Hill with every newspaper, and we have coverage of the Island's smelliest event, the annual Garlic Festival.
The County Press features three pages of letter and opinion, eight pages of puzzles, our regular Trader in the Spotlight feature and, of course, all the latest news.
Pick up the paper in shops from tomorrow!
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Spitfires, swans and snoozing piglets star in this week's Camera Club photos
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Local Democracy
Local Democracy Reporter Rufus Pickles has been reporting on local politics and planning this week.
Among his reports in the paper are on a damning Ofsted report which found 'ineffective' safeguarding at an Island nursery and the approval of two new 'enhanced' bus services in Newport.
Your County Press
Find the County Press in shops across the Island, or subscribe to countypress.co.uk to read the digital flip-through edition.
The County Press is the biggest selling local weekly newspaper in the country.
The Isle of Wight County Press's online growth in 2025 was up an incredible 27 per cent year on year in in page views - on top of 2024's previous record-breaking figures.
The website recorded its best month ever for page views in June 2025 at 3.7 million, according to industry comparison tool SimilarWeb.
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