Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

Red Funnel has announced the launch of 2 new offers for 2026 breaks to the Isle of Wight. 

Plans for a hay barn for rare breed animals at an Isle of Wight farm have been refused due to concerns over its visual impact on the National Landscape.

Vectis Colts continued their unbeaten run with a 14-47 away victory over Fawley, keeping them at the top of their league.

The Prime Minister has praised Richard Quigley MP as a 'powerful advocate for change' following his intervention in the urgent case of a 19-year-old anorexia patient placed on end-of-life care.

Cowes Fringe has revealed details of an exciting one-off fundraising event ahead of next year’s festival: a glittering evening of drag, music, and laughter starring the fabulous Quivers.

A 10-room bed and breakfast property in Brading will be converted into a large family home amid ‘higher energy costs’ and a rising cost of living.

Pupils from Lanesend Primary School joined Cowes Town Council and Cowes Mayor Stuart Ellis at Northwood Park yesterday (Wednesday) to mark Armistice Day with a wreath-laying ceremony.

The Isle of Wight Council has donated 170 decommissioned laptops to the Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA), which is distributing devices to children in need across the Island to boost digital inclusion.

A hundred years ago this month, the Island lost one of its most prolific photographers of the Victorian and Edwardian era.

A 22-year-old man from Newport has been sentenced to a community order after being caught riding a Surron e-bike while disqualified from driving.