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Council leader says housing is administration's "number one priority"
Successive administrations "failing in housing" councillor laments
IW Council silence over legal threats from another council
Councillors to probe County Hall's affordable housing delivery TODAY
Clifftop hotel's expansion plan appeal rejected
Closed Cowes public toilet could become cafe
Dog control clampdown could be reinstated by council next week
Adult social care and children's services costs continue to bear down on council
Brading residents to pay more for services 'to keep everything running'
Recommendation for Seaview parking restrictions approved by council
Village regularly testing creek water for sewage pollution
Apology after planning gaffe sees energy park approval withdrawn
Clock ticking on tidal energy project as County Hall refuses latest plans
Equalise the election starting blocks for MPs and councillors
Bid to alter tidal energy project conditions to be decided this evening
Heavily criticised housing development to be decided on at County Hall TODAY
Seaside town's toilets are "totally inadequate", says tourist
Contentious renewable energy park application resubmitted
Island housing planning strategy submitted to government
'Fantastic new facility' opens to speed up diagnoses at St Mary's Hospital
'Excellent' Isle of Wight anti-poverty plan agreed at County Hall
Smoking and vaping crackdown agreed at County Hall
Seaview High Street could get 'no waiting at any time' parking restriction
Councillors to consider poverty reduction plan TODAY
Residents win fight over car park drone flying plan
HGV drivers training facility could be coming to Whippingham
Over a million pounds in cost-of-living support approved
'No longer considered a lifestyle choice': councillors to review anti-smoking plan
Everything you need to know about the council's controversial school plans
Parents battling to save rural school closures propose merger of three primaries
Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary to remain open during emergency road closure
Blackwater Mill: Council moves to reassure care standards being maintained
'Working people are struggling more at the moment' Charities speak out
Over one million pound cost of living support could be approved next week
'Critical' Ryde Pier refurbishment works to go ahead
'Really disappointing' Parkhurst councillor speaks out over prison roads
Newport Morrisons car park to get electric vehicle charging zone
Council to remove vehicle at popular Island beauty spot
Only around 14 per cent of three-year-old £6.3 million prison roads money spent
We urge the council to consider other options other than closing school
County Hall investing £5.4 million of 'empty building' spend on regeneration projects
Fort Victoria development proposal denounced by retired architect
Islanders urged to voice their opinion on dog control measures
Council 'failing' to plan protection of Military Road, former MP says
Isle of Wight Council spent almost £5.5 million on empty properties, study reveals
Parents march through Newport town centre over possible school closures
County Hall's school proposals 'flawed' says trade union leader
Inequality and mental wellbeing concerns raised over school plans
Islanders quiz council over contentious school proposals
Controversial school proposals to come under County Hall spotlight TODAY
Find out what the Island MPs' views are on County Hall's £10 million funding plea
Council leader admits authority forecast to overspend by 'around £5.7 million'
Council Pension Fund assets moving in a 'positive direction'
'Few politicians' are as brave as Council on schools, says national body