Harcourt Sands

Outline planning permission was granted to build 128 houses and a hotel on the site, but with a new developer involved plans have now changed

The developer of the 2.8 acre site in Ryde, who has been working on the project for six years, has now pulled out.

Before voting it through Councillors added an additional affordable housing condition. OnTheWight has spoken to the developer, learning of their development timetable.

Planning officers are recommending 'Conditional Permission' for the revised application to develop on the derelict site of former holiday park, Harcourt Sands.

Revised plans to demolish the derelict former holiday park and build 128 residential dwellings and a new 63 bedroom hotel are now open to the public for consultation. Have your say online.

If you’re out and about on the roads this week (starting 9th February) or next, find out where there might be travel delays by looking at our list of roadworks.

If you’re out and about on the roads this week (starting 2nd February) or next, find out where there might be travel delays by looking at our list of roadworks.

Islanders are being given the chance to have their say on the development plans for the derelict holiday camp that has been vacant since 2006.

Big sighs of relief all round in Ryde we expect, as the council confirm there are no plans to sell off Puckpool Park

A campaign to ensure that Puckpool Park is protected for public use has been launched

Linda shares details of the memorial held last Monday on Ryde Sands for Hiroshima Day