Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

An Isle of Wight primary school ‘needs attention’ regarding achievement, curriculum and teaching and leadership and governance, Ofsted has concluded.

A new partnership between Island Roads, the Council and the Police, urging the public to respect highway workers, has been launched on the Isle of Wight.

Isle of Wight East MP Joe Robertson has been appointed – alongside Penny Lancaster, Angela Rippon and Liz Earle MBE – to the 'Beyond Midlife Commission', set up by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) think tank.

A road in East Cowes has closed just days after it reopened following utility works.

The Isle of Wight attracts around two million visitors every year, but recent figures suggest that there has been a slight decline in numbers. With so many other attractive island options accessible to holidaymakers in the UK and France, the ...

An Isle of Wight beach walk often stays in the mind long after the tide turns. That is why many people try to carry that mood home. The memory usually starts with light, space, and a slower pace by the ...

A Ryde woman appeared before the Court where she was fined £2.

An immersive 1940s-themed murder mystery afternoon tea experience is set to take place at Bembridge Fort, offering guests an interactive theatrical event inside one of the Island’s most historic venues.

More than 1,000 plastic ducks will race down the River Medina in Newport this Easter to raise money for Aspire and its vital community services.

A new dining destination featuring sushi, headed up by a member of chart-topping vocal group G4, is set to open in Cowes.