Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

Reform UK's Deputy Leader Richard Tice has visited a troubled biomass heating plant in Pan as efforts continue to find solutions to longstanding problems that have left residents frustrated by breakdowns and poor communication.

Pubs, hotels, restaurants, visitor attractions, schools and major events among those potentially affected by the new anti-terror legislation.

The UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative is an internationally recognised programme designed to give babies the best possible start in life.

Sad news this afternoon... Sam Garaway, well-known Island cricketing figure and former Ventnor headteacher, has died aged 83.

A notice recently attached to the tree by the National Trust confirmed that it is no longer considered safe following an annual inspection...

Red Funnel was recognised for its work to remove barriers that can prevent people from entering the maritime industry, progressing in their careers or feeling included in the workplace.

Isle of Wight charity The Footprint Trust is joining forces with National Energy Action to raise awareness of fuel poverty and its impact on Island households.

A young Isle of Wight resident who has overcome personal challenges and become a role model for others has been recognised at a national awards ceremony celebrating the achievements of children and young people across England.

BREAKING: A man and a woman have been arrested.

Members of Westridge Golf Club have raised £603.50 for the Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal during a Remembrance Day event held on Saturday (7th November).