Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

Kitbridge Middle School is remembered as a lively, character-filled place where friendships, trips and stories thrived, despite its unusual position between a slaughterhouse and a prison.

CBD enthusiasts are constantly searching for a trustworthy source to meet their wellness needs. Among the vast array of options, Mama Kana stands out as a brand committed to quality and innovation. From premium oils to flavorful edibles, this shop ...

The Ashey Scurry is making its return once again, after it was postponed in 2025. Announcers said that the event had been postponed due to persistent rain, which would have posed a hazard to the horses running the race. Even ...

Online casinos are a popular pastime for many people on the Isle of Wight. These platforms attract new players in many ways, especially through enticing casino offers for new signups. Operators use them to try to catch the eye of ...

East Cowes Victoria returned to league action but were edged out by a single 1st-half goal on a damp and foggy afternoon at Beatrice Avenue.

Wight Dolphins opened up one of their regular Try Dive sessions at West Wight Sports Centre to Island Echo, offering a first-hand experience of breathing beneath the surface.

A power cut has left hundreds of properties without power in central parts of Ryde this evening (Saturday).

The Isle of Wight’s main cross-Island railway between Ryde and Cowes closed for good on 21st February 1966, ending almost a century of service.

Residents are being invited to attend a community open day at Ryde Fire Station in April, where firefighters will showcase the wide range of emergency response work carried out across the Isle of Wight.

A brand new contemporary choir for all ages and abilities is set to launch at Shanklin Youth Club on the Isle of Wight next month.