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Thanks to Labour in government, Islanders have secured improved access to NHS Dentists, more funding for Isle of Wight Council services, new Family Hubs, better buses, upgrades to the Hospital, expanded SEND provision, and major rebuilds for five Island schools.
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How devolution will benefit the Isle of Wight
In March 2026, the Government confirmed that the Isle of Wight is at the heart of a transformative shift in power. Through the creation of the Hampshire and the Solent Mayoral Combined County Authority (MCCA), we are bringing decision-making back to the South Coast. Island Labour has fought for a deal that protects the Isle of Wight's identity while unlocking the massive investment our island deserves. Here is why this is a historic win for our community.
How can the Isle of Wight benefit from Devolution?Latest News
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Government launches Youth Entrepreneurship Scheme following campaign by Richard Quigley MP
The Government has announced a new Youth Entrepreneur Scheme as part of the 2026 Budget
Richard Quigley MP champions Isle of Wight’s advanced manufacturing sector during House of Commons Debate.
Richard Quigley MP champions Isle of Wight’s advanced manufacturing sector during House of Commons
Island parents saving £7.4million a year following Labour’s childcare roll out
Island Labour reveal local parents are set to save an estimated £7.4million over the school year
Isle of Wight selected to receive £100,000 grant for new Young Futures Hub
Following campaigning by Richard Quigley MP, IoW to receive £100,000 for new Young Futures Hub
Island community groups invited to apply for funding to bring people together
Community organisations across the Isle of Wight are being encouraged to bid for new funding
