• IW County Press: Commons gives thumbs up to two MPs for Island

• VentnorBlog: TwoWight: MPs voted it through last night

• Guardian: No to AV campaign says referendum rules are flawed

• This is Hampshire: Isle of Wight will not remain as one constituency

• Island Pulse: Isle of Wight set to have two MPS

• BBC: Isle of Wight in line for two MPs in boundary changes

• BBC: Concession to peers over Isle of Wight in AV Bill

• VentnorBlog: Island set to have two MPs

• IW County Press: Island wins argument over parliamentary constituency

• IW Radio: Island Set for 2MPs

• IW Gazette: OneWight Campaign receives over 6,000 signatures

• IW County Press: Campaign receives over 5,000 signatures

• Island Pulse: Council leaders sends letter to PM about the benefits of OneWight

• IW Radio: IW Council leader supports OneWight campaign

• IW County Press: OneWight campaign to appear on Thursday's Newsnight

• BBC: OneWight campaign

• Island Pulse: Over 5,000 signatures for OneWight campaign

• Island Pulse: OneWight campaign unveils OneWight bus

• Daily Echo: Shadow Justice Secretary Jack Straw backs the OneWight campaign

• Daily Echo: OneWight ask local businesses to support campaign

• IW County Press: Mark Harper, minister for political and constitutional says it is 'almost certain' the Island will be coupled with the mainland

• IW County Press: Maps showing possible ways Island could be split into two or more constituencies

• IW Radio: Interview with Mark Harper, minister for political and constitutional

• IW Gazette supports OneWight campaign

• IW County Press: More than 1500 people sign the online petition

• OneWight campaign launches supported by IW Radio

• OneWight campaign launches supported by IW County Press

The OneWight campaign launched on Friday, July 23.

The first hurdle in the campaign is getting government to acknowledge the Isle of Wight's special geographical nature and grant it an exemption, such as that given to some Scottish islands.

Islanders can support the campaign by signing the petition, either on paper or online at www.onewight.org.uk. This can be backed up with letters written to deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, making the Island's case.

Campaign co-ordinator Bob Seely is currently enlisting petition co-ordinators for each of the Island's electoral wards and Richard Priest, manager of the Riverside Centre and community volunteer, has been appointed as campaign spokesman.