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During work the section being resurfaced will be closed to traffic but pedestrian access will be maintained at all times as long as it is safe to do so.
Island Roads
Island Roads is a partnership established by the Isle of Wight Council, VINCI Concessions, Meridiam Investments and Ringway to provide the highway maintenance services on the Isle of Wight from 1 April 2013.
The contentious 25-year-contract runs until 2037.
Below are articles in which Island Roads are mentioned.
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The road closure is in place between 9.30pm to 5.30am and operatives from Island Roads will assist road users with directions
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In keeping with the Conservation Area, the bollards should prevent drivers being able to navigate over the edge of the steep terrace
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Isle of Wight council leader, Dave Stewart, told one resident she was not obliged to stay and listen to the answers at last night's public meeting
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The Isle of Wight council say the cost to re-instate the road is estimated to be between £1 million and £2 million, dependent on whether the scheme allowed one or two-way traffic and if the new route was restricted to vehicles below a certain weight
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Isle of Wight council has cut £608,000 from the PFI contract so far, but have failed to provide exact details of what is being cut from where and what the impact will be
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Island Roads’ winter maintenance team will be undertaking various activities to prepare the service for the cold weather ahead.
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Island Roads are reminding landowners and residents about what they can do to help keep the road networks safe this winter
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The new traffic lights offer a range of improvements, both for drivers and pedestrians
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The rebuilding and resurfacing work at Fishbourne has been completed to schedule, despite the recent wet and windy weather
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The money from the Isle of Wight Foundation will allow a wheelchair accessible lift to be installed at Ability Dogs 4 Young People’s training centre
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The cash boost will help Cowes Sailability Club reach their £96,000 target for a new specially-designed Island-built motorboat that is fully wheelchair accessible
