Latest Isle of Wight News from Island Echo

The elderly man had fallen and become wedged in the undergrowth when police dog Bella found him.

Cowes Golf Club played host to this year’s Cliff Dinham Salvers, with 26 pairs competing in the medal foursomes competition.

3 choirs joined forces for a special concert in Totland, with around £650 set to be donated to Isle of Wight charity Sophie's Legacy.

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As well as discovering indecent images, Police also found internet searches asking if young children had pubic hair.

BREAKING: No injuries have been sustained, Island Echo understands.

Photos, archives and records charting the history of St Helens will go on display at the village’s annual Summer Exhibition on Bank Holiday Monday (31st August).

A 13-bed House in Multiple Occupation (HMO), nine ‘much-needed’ houses on a field next to a village and a licensed wedding ceremony venue. These were among the most prominent planning proposals decided by County Hall on the Isle of Wight ...

The return of buses to an Isle of Wight village after an 11-year absence, new restrictions outside a seafront restaurant are amongst the decsions made by the Isle of Wight council this month.

Powerboat racing will roar back into Cowes over the August Bank Holiday weekend, with high-speed action on the Solent and local crews among those competing.