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A director and assistant director of regeneration have been appointed to the Isle of Wight council to help kick start investment to the Island and create jobs and other financial and community benefits over the next decade.
Chris Ashman
Chris Ashman was appointed by The Isle of Wight Council as Director of Regeneration in December 2016.
He leads a major new regeneration programme, designed to attract investment to the Island and create jobs and other financial and community benefits over the next decade.
Below are some of the articles which mention Chris.
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The new regeneration programme, conceived and created by the Island Independents, gets underway with the regeneration team attending their first event to put the ambitions of the Isle of Wight on the map.
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The council executive will decide next week whether to invest £2.1m in the scheme, which they say it's "estimated that this will leverage an overall investment of at least £35million over the next five years from the operator".
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The Isle of Wight council say they want to be a 'trailblazing council' and have organised their first ever Digital Conference for later in the year.
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At today's (Wednesday) Solent Digital Conference in Cowes, WightFibre announces that it has secured a £35m investment to build a full-fibre, future proof, ultrafast (Gigabit) broadband network across the Isle of Wight.
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Begin your thinking on new technology startup ideas. A Startup Centre is coming to the Isle of Wight.
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The CEO of the Isle of Wight council said the awards evening was an opportunity to "remind ourselves about how well our team has done, to inspire one another to do greater things and take the next steps on our road together".
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Director of Regeneration's hope is that fledgling local business people will come forward and see the potential of these opportunities
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The Isle of Wight council's regeneration team is involved in lots of background work, reviewing previous consultations and proposals and testing out many different possibilities for Ryde.
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The developer of the 2.8 acre site in Ryde, who has been working on the project for six years, has now pulled out.
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The council have chosen to 'Procure an Investment Partner', using a ‘Light Touch Regime’ for Dinosaur Isle's future. The British Dinosaur Trust are still hopeful.
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A charity which provides day care for more than 90 adults with severe, multiple and profound learning disabilities has lodged a formal complaint against the Isle of Wight council after two years of being 'jerked around'.
