Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

Julia spent almost 2 years largely confined to her bed by a rare autoimmune condition.

Radar, thermal imaging cameras and CCTV could soon be installed at The Needles.

Government plans have suggested cutting the 43 police forces across England and Wales to just 9...

Few experiences bring back childhood memories quite like a visit to a Filipino perya. Long before smartphones and online entertainment became part of everyday life, people gathered during town fiestas to enjoy colorful game booths, flashing lights, cheerful music, and ...

The kitchen itself may be perfectly good, and the garden may be right outside, yet the two can still feel oddly separate. Usually it is not one big design mistake causing the problem. It is the chair that catches the ...

The court heard how the collision left the driver of the Ford with "siginifcant injuries".

Recent delays to waste and recycling collections across the Isle of Wight have been caused by vehicle breakdowns, the Isle of Wight Council has confirmed. Over recent weeks, Island Echo has received multiple reports from residents claiming bins have not ...

She said she chose the charity because she had "loads to share".

Dedicated wildlife volunteers Bob and Jacquie Wilson BEM have been recognised for their long-standing commitment to protecting the Isle of Wight's native red squirrels.

Southern Water has applied for emergency drought powers that could pave the way for tougher water restrictions across the Isle of Wight.