Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

The Isle of Wight Society has joined calls to refuse an ‘intrusive’ plan for toilet and shower facilities at a historic building in East Cowes.

The Isle of Wight College is set to receive £749,298 for repairs and upgrades as part of a £307million investment in colleges across England.

Lifeline has announced a new period of growth and expansion, driven by increasing demand for locally based, community-focused fire and security services across the Isle of Wight.

Businesses and workers in rural areas are being urged to sign up to a new free app designed to improve communication with police and combat crime.

Healthwatch Isle of Wight is making a final call for Islanders to take part in an important survey on local cancer services...

Digital entertainment in the UK has evolved rapidly over the past decade, shaped by faster internet speeds, mobile-first design, and a growing expectation that content should be available instantly. Streaming platforms transformed how people watch films and television, while social ...

The food trailer is already proving very popular with locals and visitors...

New analysis from Island Labour claims council tax on the Isle of Wight is 27% higher than the average Labour-run authority.

BREAKING: A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent after an alleged serious assault in Ryde last night (Sunday).

The Isle of Wight Council has struck up a new deal to provide recycling and waste management services.