Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

What Is British IPTV and Why Are UK Viewers Switching in 2026? British IPTV — short for Internet Protocol Television — is rapidly replacing traditional satellite and cable television across the United Kingdom. Instead of relying on an expensive Sky ...

Convicted sex offender Alan Wilson, who failed to disclose his new address to Police despite living there for 18-months, will learn his fate in May.

A pair of dedicated Cowes RNLI volunteers, who first met while serving on the crew 14 years ago, have tied the knot - returning to the lifeboat station where their journey began to celebrate.

Mountbatten Isle of Wight is inviting families, schools and teachers to take part in this year’s Schools Walk the Wight, which marks its 20th anniversary on Sunday 10th May. Sponsored by Rouse Financial Planning, the Schools Walk the Wight encourages ...

Freshwater Parish Council has launched a creative fundraising initiative to support plans for a new skatepark and pump track on the Isle of Wight, with local artists turning skateboard decks into unique works of art.

A bid to transform a Shanklin seafront hotel in a ‘very poor state of repair’ into 6 apartments has been authorised by the Isle of Wight Council.

A popular free community event celebrating classic vehicles and maritime heritage is set to return to the Isle of Wight this Summer, with Cowes Classics Day taking place on Sunday 7th June.

The Isle of Wight College has welcomed senior representatives from a German vocational college as part of a visit celebrating more than 40 years of friendship and cultural exchange between the Isle of Wight and Coburg.

Brading Town booked their place in the Memorial Cup final after a pulsating semi-final at Vicarage Lane on Saturday 28th March was decided in the most dramatic fashion.

A quarter of premises up for a food hygiene review by the Isle of Wight Council last year were not inspected.