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Red Funnel's long-awaited redevelopment plan for its Isle of Wight ferry terminal faces criticism over delays
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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See a breakdown of the latest changes that are being proposed in East Cowes as Red Funnel move forward with their gateway redevelopment plans
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Red Funnel are urging Isle of Wight residents and businesses to sign an online petition they've started to support their plans to expand the ferry terminal in East Cowes.
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The move, approved by the Isle of Wight council, will see the derelict former royal barracks become the new base for the UKSA
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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.
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After hearing that Isle of Wight Planning Committee had rejected Red Funnel's planning application for East Cowes, the company's boss laid out a very dark future.
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Steven Goodman believes that following the rejection of Red Funnel's planning application to expand their terminal in East Cowes, they now have the opportunity to create something exceptional.
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A boost from the Local Growth Fund should result in improved connections at two new Red Funnel ferry terminals.
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Follow the debate by the Isle of Wight Council planning committee on Red Funnel's expansion plans. Live coverage from 4pm.
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East Cowes resident, Sharon Lake, disputes many of the comments made by Red Funnel CEO, Kevin George, over the concerns of residents to the planning application for expansion of their ferry terminal.
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Residents say they are being 'pressured' into accepting offers for their properties that are 'totally inadequate'.
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Dave Stewart says "acquiring these sites will protect Island jobs and preserve marine engineering in this location, as well as provide land for housing on a brownfield site"
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