The next stage of a major housing development on the Isle of Wight, which is set to bring over 900 new homes to Ryde, has been refused. The fate of Pennyfeathers was once again discussed by the Isle of Wight...

The Isle of Wight Council has refused to comment on the jailing of convicted child rapist Darryl Pitcher and efforts to remove him as a councillor. Councillor Pitcher was yesterday (Wednesday) sentenced to 27 months — with half to be...

A new dementia hub that would serve the needs of the Island could open up in Cowes. It is proposed by the Isle of Wight Council at the Parklands site in Cowes, so services on the Island can work together...

The Isle of Wight Council has said it is investigating an incident which occurred earlier today (Wednesday) when 3 life rafts blew out of their cradle in strong winds and into a car boarding the vessel. A spokesperson confirmed 1...

A spa, terrace and a high standard of refurbishment have been unveiled as part of a multi-million-pound plan for an iconic Isle of Wight hotel. As previously reported by Island Echo, the Albion Hotel was recently bought by A2K Leisure...

An extraordinary meeting will take place tomorrow (Wednesday) to decide the future of major housing development in Ryde. Last month, the Isle of Wight Council’s planning committee ran out of time while deliberating the 904-home Pennyfeathers scheme, so no final...

A former stable block built in the 19th century, once part of the grand East Dene estate in Bonchurch, could become a large family home. The Turret House — also known as the Coach House and former stables— has been...

The Isle of Wight could become a ‘safe haven’ through proactive youth work, including sports and other activities. Julian Wadsworth MBE spoke to Shanklin Town Council last week about the resilience role he and his team play in the Bay...

A former church on the Isle of Wight could be turned into houses, nearly eight years after its last service. Once known as Grace Church, Beulah Chapel was built in 1854 on Church Street in Seaview but closed due to...

The Isle of Wight Council has apologised to a couple who had more than £1,000 taken out of their bank account by accident. Richard and Mary Young used to live in Ryde but sold their property and moved off the...