Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

A notorious Ryde pub once branded the “grottiest in Britain” was given the green light for demolition 20 years ago today, on 19th May 2006.

Firefighters rushed to the Isle of Wight Crematorium after it was reported that a fire had broken out mid-service.

The Island’s Classic Boat Museum’s 30th season has officially been launched by local yachting royalty, Shirley Robertson DL OBE and Harold Cudmore.

Islanders are set for a rapid McDonald's takeover as yet another site has been given the green light by County Hall in what feels like just a couple of months.

The 10-strong team of Island Tesco colleagues, will cycle from Ryde to Freshwater.

Sandown Town Council has extended its congratulations to Sandown Bowling Club as it marks its remarkable 100-year centenary.

Children deemed to be in crisis could be provided with a new home in East Cowes.

There’s still time for eligible residents to book their free spring COVID-19 vaccination before the programme closes at the end of June.

An ambitious Isle of Wight-based startup has achieved national recognition after winning the prestigious Pitch Your Plan Live 2026 competition in London.

Independent councillor Julia ‘Jules’ Hayward says community engagement and practical problem-solving were at the heart of her successful Nettlestone & Seaview local election campaign.