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.
LIVE: 2026 ISLE OF WIGHT LOCAL ELECTION RESULTS AS THEY HAPPEN
Follow every declaration, shock result and key moment from the count as we bring you LIVE results from the 2026 Isle of Wight Local Election.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCIL APOLOGISES FOR 2026/27 WASTE COLLECTION CALENDARS DELIVERY DELAY
The Isle of Wight Council has apologised for delays to the delivery of its 2026/27 recycling and waste collection calendars, with residents still waiting for the annual booklet to arrive.
Read moreDetailsBEYOND DESIGN TOOLS: HOW EMPLOYER EXPECTATIONS ARE SHAPING CREATIVE CAREERS
On the Isle of Wight, where coastal life often feels a step removed from the fast pace of mainland cities, a quiet shift is taking place among students and aspiring creatives. Laptops open in cafés, design tutorials playing in the...
Read moreDetailsWHAT IS THE ISLE OF WIGHT LOTTERY AND HOW DOES IT SUPPORT THE ISLAND?
The Isle of Wight Lottery is a long-running community lottery that was created to do something quite specific; keep money and support within the island rather than sending it into a wider national system. It has been running since 2000...
Read moreDetailsPOLLING STATIONS NOW OPEN ACROSS THE ISLE OF WIGHT
You can shape the future of local democracy today (Thursday) as polling stations across the Isle of Wight open for the 2026 local elections.
Read moreDetailsINTRUDER FOUND IN TEENAGE GIRL’S BEDROOM DOORWAY AS FAMILY SLEPT IN SHANKLIN
A Shanklin family has been left shaken after an intoxicated male entered their home and was found in the doorway of a teenage girl's bedroom.
Read moreDetailsREFORM UK SIGNS SMEARED WITH ‘BLOOD’ AS ‘HATE CRIME’ REPORTED TO POLICE
A Reform UK supporter says she has been targeted in a 'disgusting' act of vandalism after election signs outside her Isle of Wight property were covered in 'blood' and sanitary products. Caroline Ross says 2 campaign signs positioned outside her...
Read moreDetailsJUDGE DISMISSES WEST ACRE PARK COURT CHALLENGE IN MAJOR BLOW TO OPPONENTS
A long-running legal challenge against the 473-home West Acre Park development in Ryde has suffered a decisive blow, with a High Court judge refusing permission for a further judicial review.
Read moreDetailsHOW NEW PAYMENT OPTIONS ARE CHANGING ONLINE CASINO TRANSACTIONS
Online casino transactions are becoming smoother as new payment methods emerge. These developments are transforming how users interact with gambling platforms, making deposits and withdrawals more straightforward. Improvements in payment technology address not only convenience but also the security and...
Read moreDetails1000FT LABYRINTH CHALLENGE RETURNS WITH ADULT NIGHTS AND FAMILY SESSIONS
The Labyrinth Challenge inflatable obstacle course is returning to the Isle of Wight this May...
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