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The ‘Pavements are for People’ project explores common access issues for older people
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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Look out for diversions as the road will be closed to traffic in both directions during the overnight resurfacing
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The modified vehicle has been purchased following years of fundraising by the Friendship Circle, supported by a £10,000 grant from the IW Foundation
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Open both ways, but with a temporary road surface until overnight resurfacing begins next week
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Island Roads say they've been working with the conservation officer, Ventnor Town Council and local residents to ensure the new wall and road meets the needs of the Ventnor community in the future
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The closure has been taken as a precautionary measure, say Island Roads, following further isolated movement of a small part of the failed section of the retaining wall on Belgrave Road
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The road was closed whilst initial repairs took place, but has now been reopened with temporary traffic lights
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Latest photos from the site of the partial wall collapse and landslip on Belgrave Road, Ventnor
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First the surge lifted the manhole cover, now the water has overwhelmed the Ventnor Cascade and broken up large sections of the road and flooded the esplanade
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Cllr Jordan said it was important the Island knew what the cuts to the PFI contract actually meant, which he seemed to think was not the case
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Jack who plays football for Carisbrooke completed 53.4 miles running around the outskirts of Newport, where he lives
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This reader questions whether the closure of Undercliff Drive, which led to long vehicles having to use the narrow and windy Shute in St Lawrence, was really necessary
