Darren Toogood - Editor
Darren started his career as a photojournalist at just 16 years of age, reporting across the Isle of Wight for regional, national and international media.
Driven by a passion for trusted local journalism, this true Caulkhead founded Island Echo in 2012 and has since grown it into a multi-award-winning publication. He is still the Editor and Publisher today.
Darren holds a Diploma with Honours in Media Law from the London School of Journalism.
THE IMPACT OF COLLAGEN ON WOUND HEALING AND SCAR FORMATION
Collagen is a naturally occurring protein in the body and the primary building block of skin, bones, tendons, and ligaments. Its role in the process of wound healing and scar formation is invaluable, as it aids in the regeneration and...
Read moreDetailsSHOULD YOU STICK TO ONE SLOT GAME OR TRY MULTIPLE MACHINES?
Slot gaming is one of the most popular casino gaming options available. This is rightly so because of its simplicity, consistency, and thrill. Whether it is in a physical casino or in an online casino, the game remains consistent in...
Read moreDetailsBEST ESIM FOR UK TRAVELLERS
In today's digital age, staying connected while travelling abroad has become a top priority for many people. Whether you're visiting the UK for business, leisure, or a long-term stay, maintaining access to mobile data and staying in touch with friends,...
Read moreDetailsGAMING IN YOUR POCKET – PLAYING THE PAYING ON THE GO
Mobile phones and 5G Internet have opened up the world of gaming. No longer are players tethered to their homes or their desks. It is possible to use public WiFi or a mobile Internet connection and play anything from daily...
Read moreDetailsSEASONAL JOBS IN EUROPE: EARN, EXPLORE, AND LIVE WITHOUT PAYING RENT
Seasonal jobs in Europe present an incredible opportunity for those looking to earn an income, explore different cultures, and enjoy rent-free living. Whether you’re interested in summer beach resorts or winter ski lodges, these roles allow you to fund your...
Read moreDetailsMURDER SUSPECT WILL FACE NO FURTHER ACTION AS ELDERLY WOMAN’S DEATH NO LONGER SUSPICIOUS
A Lake man who was arrested on suspicion of murdering an 84-year-old woman at her home in Ryde will face no further action, Police have confirmed. It was on the afternoon of 15th June this year that the Isle of...
Read moreDetailsNEW SEPTEMBER DATE FOR SANDOWN’S POPULAR SPEED TRIALS
The Island Car Centre Sandown Sprint will take place in September next year, organisers have announced. Owing to difficulties around permissions, due to a clash with the early Easter school holidays, the popular event has been pushed back by 5...
Read moreDetailsDOUBLE POWER CUT LEAVES 300 HOMES WITHOUT POWER THIS LUNCHTIME
Around 300 properties in Shanklin and Newport are without power this lunchtime (Wednesday) due to 2 separate power cuts. Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks say they are working to restore power in the Carisbrooke and Bowcombe areas, on the outskirts...
Read moreDetailsLORRY SMASHES INTO PARKED CAR ON SANDOWN’S BROADWAY
A parked car has been badly damaged after being smashed into by a lorry on Sandown’s Broadway this morning (Wednesday). The incident, which occurred at around 10:30, has seen a heavy goods vehicle belonging to Stark - and delivering to...
Read moreDetailsCITIZENS ADVICE REVEALS NEW HOME IN THE HEART OF NEWPORT
Robert Thompson’s former restaurant in Newport is the new home of Citizens Advice Isle of Wight (CAIW). The charity has moved into the South Street building, with the Island chef also joining as a trustee. Trained advisors will be based...
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