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Coppins Bridge work to enter final phases as Lower High Street work finishes ahead of schedule
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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Details of another road closure, two-way traffic and more in relation to the works at Smallbrook junction
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Isle of Wight Foundation chairman says they are "really pleased to be able to support such worthy projects which each in their own way will have a hugely positive impact on the people they support"
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The works are due to resume next week and one road closure will be necessary. Don't get caught out, see the details within
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Island Roads issue an update to temporary road scheme at Smallbrook junction whilst roadworks are paused over Christmas and the New Year
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The work by BT has to be rescheduled due to Covid affecting the crew
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More than £37,000 has been shared between projects that support communities, tackle social isolation, and promote access to housing and employment
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The work by a project team of Isle of Wight Council, Island Roads and consultants Atkins, together with specialist contactors SOCOTEC and RH Solutions, was shortlisted for the award of Ground Investigation Project of the Year at the 2021 Ground Engineering Awards
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See within for details of the road closure for Ashey Road next week
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The works on replacing traffic lights around Coppins Bridge will resume in the New Year
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A £16,000 cheque from the Isle of Wight Foundation makes the perfect tenth anniversary gift for WightSAR - the Island's search and rescue organisation
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The Island Roads staff charity committee say they weren't able to hold as many fundraising events in the last year as they'd like to have, so Daisy Chains remains the chosen charity of the year
