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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.

Island Echo has been shortlisted in 2 categories at the 2026 Isle of Wight Chamber Business Awards!

Businesses from across the Isle of Wight are celebrating after being named as finalists in the 2026 Isle of Wight Chamber Business Awards

Cowes Harbour Commission is inviting residents, visitors and maritime enthusiasts from across the Isle of Wight to attend its inaugural Harbour Safety Day, taking place on 18th July.

Roads, ferries and the future of tourism on the Isle of Wight came under the spotlight when a lively audience gathered for the latest State of the Island debate at All Saints Church in Ryde on Friday evening.

‘Anti-social parking’ problems with cars left on verges, a bus being obstructed and fear over emergency vehicle access came to the fore at a recent public meeting.

A 13-room House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) for working Island residents scheme has been submitted for an Isle of Wight hotel.

Could this finally be the turning point for Sandown's Pier Street site?