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Though the worst of the weather has passed, the network remains wet in many locations so motorists are advised to drive with extra caution
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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Island Roads say the work will not overlap with ongoing improvement work nearby on Upper Gills Cliff Road
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The 30 volunteers require heavy duty gardening gloves for their work around Sandown
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Expecting some help with equipment to clear the land of litter before turning into a managed wildlife habitat, Island Roads surprised the school by providing manual help too
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The roadworks are expected to continue until the end of next week, so residents are urged to only travel through the area outside rush hours if possible
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The road reopens in time for the lantern parade which goes through the town and onto Ventnor Park at 5pm on Saturday
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An Island Roads employee has been named Contracting Supervisor of the Year at the Highways Electrical Association awards
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Four local charities on the Isle of Wight have been awarded grants totaling over £42,500 from the Isle of Wight Foundation. The money will be used to improve the lives of people with special educational needs or mental health issues
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Isle of Wight council tell News OnTheWight they are reviewing the "unsightly" water-filled barriers under 'the rock' on Belgrave Road
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The road will be closed for six weeks as Island Roads strengthen, as well as resurface the road
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The connection to the sewer system has not been completed and the contractors will have to return in the New Year to finish the work
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The Isle of Wight Foundation has donated over £92,000 to nine local organisations working to tackle social exclusion this year, bringing the total awarded since 2014 to more than £700,000
