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The Isle of Wight council's director of regeneration and chair of the Isle of Wight Apprenticeship Board, will coordinate the scheme for the Island as a key part of the economic recovery of the Island
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.
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The changes mean investors will be able to negotiate longer leases with the Isle of Wight council, and it takes the brakes off the proposed plans for the Harbour
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The highways and footways are in a poor state of repair and residents have been calling for improvements for some considerable time
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The Town Hall Rich List sets out who were the highest earners at Isle of Wight council in 2019/20
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The Director of Regeneration at Isle of Wight council says they wanted to use some young local talent to make sure visitors know how to get to the beach in East Cowes
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The Isle of Wight Council’s regeneration director said the housing was being put back to keep all options open, but a spokesperson for IWC said they did not intend to bring back the rejected plans
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"Never underestimate the power of a united and committed community" says Cllr Sharon Lake who spearheaded the project to reopen East Cowes Esplanade
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Local councillors took part in a training event about the role of community-led plans and housing needs surveys
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There'll be a public briefing session at Isle of Wight Council in July to outline the national programme’s objectives and the potential benefits to the Island
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The vision for Branstone is to bring together high-quality homes with training, employment and the natural environment, fully reflecting the principles of the Biosphere designation awarded to the Island.
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Newport’s one-hour free parking pilot marked a success, with 62,526 free tickets issued in six months. Talks ongoing with businesses to share financial burden, says regeneration director
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