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The Government said the money for East Cowes will be used to reduce the risk of tidal flooding and increase resilience for properties and businesses including the ferry terminal
East Cowes Regeneration
The East Cowes Regeneration plan include relocation of the Red Funnel Ferry terminal in East Cowes and creation of new homes and retail units.
Isle of Wight Ferry Company have cited the regeneration of the town when discussing their plans for the ferry terminal.
Below are some articles covering the plans and the residents’ reaction to them.
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Residents say they are being 'pressured' into accepting offers for their properties that are 'totally inadequate'.
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The public are being invited to have their say on how the £5.8 million will be spent in East Cowes. Details about information days within
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OnTheWight has had a tip off on the planning officers' recommendations on Red Funnel's controversial plans to expand their terminal in East Cowes.
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The Isle of Wight ferry company say they will take a two phased approach to the development of their East Cowes terminal. Read the detail through OnTheWight.
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Points of interest such as public art, modern dining, family-friendly play areas, an outdoor gym, solar-powered chargers and free Wifi, are all being discussed as part of the Esplanade's regeneration plans. OnTheWight has all the details.
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Martin Young says he's dug out the council's own paperwork that shows highly, skilled Marine jobs will be exchanged for low pay Tourism and Retail jobs, if the Red Funnel proposal to change East Cowes goes ahead.
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The outcome of a survey of residents in August and September are fifteen draft proposals for ways to improve the town
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The date for Planning Inspectorate Inquiry has been announced. It's expected to last four days and takes place in Newport.
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A multi-million pound development in East Cowes, which will bring with it 53 homes, a 400-berth marina, restaurants, bars and more, is set for approval.
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Seely said, "The funding means improved facilities at the Columbine building: a greater refit capacity for marine clients and creating a centre of excellence for the R&D, construction & servicing of the green energy boat sector, vital for the Island’s future"
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Following the Inside Out feature this week about the proposed relocation of Red Funnel's ferry terminal and the impact on properties in Dover Road, Sarah Turtle shares her views.
