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Revitalised Belgrave Road scheme in Ventnor bags top award for exceptional geotechnical prowess
Belgrave Road landslip
In January 2020, movement under Belgrave Road, Ventnor resulted in the partial collapse of the retaining wall.
The road was closed to traffic and pedestrians as Island Roads and Isle of Wight council investigated how to secure.
Below are articles relating to Belgrave Road.
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Belgrave Road's innovative rebuild project earns national recognition, showcasing engineering excellence and local collaboration success
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The road reopens in time for the lantern parade which goes through the town and onto Ventnor Park at 5pm on Saturday
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The Ventnor Town Council say calls for improvements to safety for pedestrians before the road reopens have fallen on deaf ears
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There is lots of national interest in how Island Roads are tackling the challenges of rebuilding Belgrave Road where the retaining wall partially collapsed in 2020
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The work by a project team of Isle of Wight Council, Island Roads and consultants Atkins, together with specialist contactors SOCOTEC and RH Solutions, was shortlisted for the award of Ground Investigation Project of the Year at the 2021 Ground Engineering Awards
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The council say it's been a complex process over the course of the last year-and-a-half to manage the challenges on site and determine the best solution
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Island Roads say they've been working with the conservation officer, Ventnor Town Council and local residents to ensure the new wall and road meets the needs of the Ventnor community in the future
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The closure has been taken as a precautionary measure, say Island Roads, following further isolated movement of a small part of the failed section of the retaining wall on Belgrave Road
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Latest photos from the site of the partial wall collapse and landslip on Belgrave Road, Ventnor
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More detail about the ground investigations carried out by engineers on behalf of Island Roads
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Once the cause of the collapse is confirmed repair work can begin and could be completed by the end of October
