Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

An inquest into the death of Bembridge woman Gillian Burns, who went missing on the Isle of Wight back in September 2023, has concluded that she took her own life following a fall from a significant height.

The Isle of Wight Council’s mental health champion received praise from across the chamber last week after submitting a motion on improving men’s health outcomes.

Sandown-based ICRTouch is supporting the Isle of Wight Foodbank’s Reverse Advent Calendar initiative for the second year running, providing local families in need with a range of additional items this festive season.

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A new housing proposal next to Horsebridge Hill is facing opposition from Isle of Wight highways service provider Island Roads.

17-year-old Jake Hall died after losing control of his motorcycle on a bend in Freshwater back in 2023, an inquest has concluded.

BREAKING: There are delays on a main Isle of Wight commuter route this afternoon (Monday) following a minor road traffic collision.

Tourism on the Isle of Wight has fallen yet again, with a 4.2% drop in the number of Summer holidaymakers and a sharp decline in visitor spending.

Around 16,000 postal voters on the Isle of Wight are at risk of losing their mail-in ballot as a result of a change in the law, the Isle of Wight Council is warning.