Headteacher Lizzie Grainger assists one of her pupils at Shalfleet Primary School, which has seen £1.3m worth of investment in the past year.
Ongoing investment in our school sites has been a feature of the council's spending.
A number of schemes have continued to address building conditions, including works on roof replacements, installation of modular buildings and full refurbishment.
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A consultation on the reinstatement of Undercliff Drive to traffic has been launched by the Isle of Wight Council.
The local authority is seeking the views of residents, businesses and visitors on possible plans to re-open the road which suffered significant landslips in 2014.
For more information on how to have your say, visit https://www.iow.gov.uk/news/Undercliff-Drive-consultation-launched
Think before you throw at the tip – could your items go a charity shop or be reused? We offer a free reuse collection service for white goods and furniture in good condition. Find out more at www.iwight.com/waste
The Isle of Wight joins the UK’s UNESCO network as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve to celebrate and promote a more harmonious and sustainable relationship between people and nature.
