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While the Alresford Road project was completed ahead of schedule, work at the more complex Skew Bridge project has not been so straightforward
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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Diversions will be in place whilst the bridge is closed for its annual maintenance. Details within
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More detail about the ground investigations carried out by engineers on behalf of Island Roads
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The new method ensures Island Roads maintains the required level of service in a way that looks after the environment
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The work is being split into separate phases to ensure as much of York Avenue as possible can remain open to traffic for as long as possible
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Usually a different good cause is selected but Island Roads staff have again chosen to fundraise for Daisy Chains because planned charity events during 2020 have been so badly affected by Covid-19
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Grants of between £3,000 and £16,000 are being offered for projects that tackle social isolation or support access to employment
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Isle of Wight residents are invited to share your views on a range of services provided by Island Roads, including resurfacing, winter maintenance, street cleansing, verge and grass cutting and customer services
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The final plans have been submitted with changes to several parts of the application. Full details within
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The four grants will help support the wide Isle of Wight community. Full details within
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It's not just about improving the highways. Defined as key workers, Island Roads staff will continue critical roles like gritting roads, keeping the streets clean and bins emptied during lockdown
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The first three of ten charities who will benefit from a share of £73,000 has been announced by the Isle of Wight Foundation
