Island Sun releases latest digital editions for
The Island Sun has published two recent digital editions: the 11 October 2025 issue (made available online on 12 October) and the latest 18 October 2025 edition, which is now live and can be read for free via a Read Now link. Both issues are available through The Island Sun’s digital editions archive and are accessible on desktop and mobile without a paid subscription.
The Island Sun continues to provide free, PDF-style digital editions for readers at home and abroad. The paper’s 11 October 2025 edition was posted to the site on 12 October and remains available in the newspaper’s digital editions archive, offering local reporting, community notices, features and photographs that keep residents and the BVI diaspora informed.
Building on that release, The Island Sun published its latest edition dated 18 October 2025 and posted it on the paper’s website. According to The Island Sun, readers can open the full copy by clicking the Read Now button in the archive; the 18 October issue is hosted on Google Drive and can be accessed directly at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mWIdLDjiK9zxCdhSeuQFXaKsvP6GeLfN/view?usp=sharing.
The paper’s post for the 18 October edition encourages readers simply to "click the button" to view the full issue (The Island Sun). Digital editions offer a convenient way for BVI residents, local organisations and people living overseas to follow local news without needing a physical paper.
The Island Sun’s online format works on desktop and mobile devices, so readers can catch up on community events, business updates and opinion columns at home, at work or while travelling. No paid subscription is required to read the editions; each issue opens in a new tab or window when the Read Now link is used, per The Island Sun’s site.
If you have limited mobile data or are on a slower connection, The Island Sun recommends downloading the file for offline viewing when on Wi‑Fi. That advice is particularly useful for readers on islands with patchy connections or for those who prefer to save copies for reference. Digital issues also serve as an archive of local developments and are handy for tracking ongoing stories, checking upcoming event listings and viewing community photographs.
For community organisations, NGOs, small businesses and individuals who want to reach BVI readers, the digital edition remains an important channel. The Island Sun invites submissions of notices, event listings and letters to the editor through the newspaper’s usual contact channels so items can be considered for inclusion in future issues.
Sharing the digital editions via social media or email is an easy way for residents abroad to keep family and friends in the islands up to date. Both the 11 October and 18 October issues are part of The Island Sun’s continuing online archive; to read current and past editions, visit The Island Sun’s digital editions archive on the newspaper’s website and use the Read Now link to open each edition (The Island Sun).
Primary source: Island Sun