The results of the 2009/10 Isle of Wight Youth Council and Isle of Wight Member of the UK Youth Parliament have been announced. There were more than 2000 votes in both of the categories and a record number of candidates in the UK Youth Parliament election…

Voting to choose the members of the Isle of Wight Youth Council for 2010 will get underway at the end of November. There will be voting stations in all the high schools, including: Ryde School, Isle of Wight College, Christ the King College and the Connexions Centre in Newport…

This week thanks to “Twitter Tsar” Labour MP for Bristol East Kerry McCarthy, Labour Politicians are happily dipping their toes into the world of online social networks at the annual Labour Party Conference in Brighton…

Young people are being invited to become candidates in the forthcoming Isle of Wight Youth Council elections. Candidates are also being sought for the Isle of Wight’s Member of the UK Youth Parliament…

The Hantsweb Awards that celebrate excellence in website design, accessibility and service across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight are about to open for nominations. The Awards which have been running since 2002 are opening later than usual this year (2009)…

The results of the 2009 Isle of Wight Council elections, held on 5th June 2009, are as follows: CONSERVATIVE – 24, LABOUR – 1, LIB DEM – 5, INDEPENDENT – 7, OTHER – 3…

2009 will be a key date in local democracy on the Island as elections will not only be held to elect members of the Isle of Wight Council, along with members of all the Town and Parish Councils, but also to elect the members of the European Parliament in the South East region. View video report…

After 6 month’s consultation with party members and supporters Island Labour has published its 2009 Local Election Manifesto, which reveals its aspirations for the IW Council after the June local elections. Labour recognises that having influence at County Hall rather than power is its realistic target, though it plans to field candidates in a majority of the Island’s 39 new wards…