LISTEN: New idea to cut landslips and gain extra water
Geologist believes that drilling trapped water beneath St Catherine's Down could ease slipping
Geologist believes that drilling trapped water beneath St Catherine's Down could ease slipping
Natasha Dix represented the Isle of Wight's unique coastal issues in Westminster last week
Over the weekend Isle of Wight council has closed coastal paths in Atherfield due to ground movement
Were you under the impression that once the access road was built for residents in the landlocked properties on Undercliff Drive everything went back to normal? Sadly, it appears this was not the case and here are just a few reasons why.
Following the landslide in Spring 2014, the esplanade at East Cowes has now suffered a second major landslide, which according to the local councillor is about 12 metres wide.
Following OnTheWight's report last week on the two year anniversary of the Undercliff Drive landslide, Island Roads set out their plans for reinstating the access road for the landlocked residents.
Can you imagine what it would be like to have to leave your home one night, then not be able to live in it for two years? This is the fate for the forgotten families - victims of the Undercliff Landslide.
Members were asked last night to decide from one of four options to tackle the Totland seawall landslide.
The three Undercliff 'failure reports' in relation to Undercliff Drive expected to be made public last week have now been released.
With the contractor, John Peck, having removed their machinery and site office, residents are wondering when the works will start again.
It's been rare that you get to see landslips happening as they occur.
These photos give a whole new perspective of the Undercliff Drive landslip.