TRAFFIC to and from the ferry port in Portsmouth is set to increase for the foreseeable future, after a ferry company announced it will be closing one of its routes. News you can trust since 1877 ...

Isle of Wight loocals say they are feel “cut off from society” with ferry return trips to the mainland costing up to £440 during peak tourist times.

Residents on the Isle of Wight have complained that they have been “cut off from society” as ferry companies charge up to £440 for a return to the mainland. Locals say that the “ridiculous ...

A £45 million development to improve ferry links between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight has been given the green light.

Isle of Wight Christmas ferry travel disrupted by Wightlink changes. Published. 16 December 2022. Share. ... Wightlink said about 1,000 bookings for 23 December on its Portsmouth ...

Isle of Wight loocals say they are feel “cut off from society” with ferry return trips to the mainland costing up to £440 during peak tourist times.. Residents of the island off the south ...

When I was 17 in 1968, they announced the first Isle of Wight Pop Festival. I went to that and got there quickly because I worked for the ferry company. Jefferson Airplane, The Doors and one of my ...

Isle of Wight Distillery The first and only distillery on the Island was licensed in 2014 by friends Xavier Baker and Conrad Gauntlett. Tours are readily available, providing a taste of the island ...

ITV News Meridian's Derek Johnson reports from the Isle of Wight. Islanders are calling on the new government to regulate ferry services to the Isle of Wight owing to cost concerns.

Ferry users and campaigners have said claims made by the boss of a ferry operator about its service are disingenuous. Katy Taylor, chief executive of Wightlink, which connects the Isle of Wight ...

The Wightlink car ferry St Clare crosses The Solent. Credit: PA Archive/PA Images Bus services: There are dedicated bus services running on the Isle of Wight from today (Thursday) until Monday.

Music-lovers have said they “cannot believe their luck” as they queued in sunshine for ferries to take them across the Solent to the Isle of Wight Festival.