Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

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Car ownership in the UK includes far more than the purchase price. A driver pays for the car first, then continues to pay for insurance, fuel or charging, vehicle tax, MOT, servicing, repairs, tyres, parking, finance interest, and depreciation. The ...

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EXCLUSIVE: A senior Council figure has admitted roadworks management is 'unacceptable', while the new council leader has branded the Island Roads contract 'a bad contract'.

The Isle of Wight Festival is just around the corner, and residents and visitors are being made aware of changes to traffic arrangements in and around Newport. From late-morning on Wednesday (17th June) a temporary one-way system will be introduced ...

'Ryde on Tyme' is officially launching a public campaign to bring a 100% electric Dotto Train back to Ryde's Esplanade and High Street in time for the 2027 summer season.

BREAKING: A 25-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of Class-A drugs after cash, phones and suspected drugs were seized.

An ‘exceptional’ Isle of Wight early years setting has been praised by inspectors for providing an ‘extremely high’ standard of quality education and care.

Hundreds of people headed to Shorwell on Saturday (13th June) for the village's annual Midsummer Fair, with a packed programme of entertainment helping to bring the community together once again. Visitors enjoyed a variety of stalls, refreshments and attractions throughout ...

Thirteen Isle of Wight organisations have been awarded a share of the National Lottery's £123,000 heritage fund to uncover, preserve and celebrate hidden stories from the Island's past.