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An opportunity to meet Council leader, Cllr Dave Stewart, at the Ryde Society meeting on Monday "is not something we often get, and no doubt there will be a lively discussion", says the Chair.
Ryde Harbour
Ryde Harbour is owned by the Isle of Wight council who are the official Harbour Authority.
They have been attempting to sell the Harbour for sometime, but it was challenged by Ryde Town council in 2019.
Below are some of the articles mentioning Ryde Harbour.
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A bunch of Ryde residents, under the mentoring and support of two councillors, have formed a group called Our Ryde and are standing as candidates in the upcoming election
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There was standing room only at last night's Ryde Society meeting as residents clashed with Isle of Wight councillors over regeneration plans. Read the report from the meeting.
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Ryde Town Council plans to invest substantially in the Harbour, after the freehold was successfully secured following two years of hard work by Cllr Phil Jordan and RTC staff. See the detail within
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Sale of the Harbour comes with stipulations that it must remain a harbour unless an alternative use can generate a sustainable economic benefit to Ryde.
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OnTheWight has internal Isle of Wight council documents showing concepts to how Ryde Esplanade might be redeveloped. Some of them are pretty radical.
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This open letter to Cllr George Brown calls for the decision to sell Ryde harbour to be halted.
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The chair of Ryde Town Council’s harbour working group, said there were no plans to increase the council tax precept for 2020 in order to acquire the Harbour
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Cllr Michael Lilley has been successful in calling-in the decision to sell the leasehold or freehold of Ryde Harbour on the open market.
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Protecting dolphins and whales is all the Blue Seas Protection charity want to do. They're offering to pay for a berth in Ryde harbour, but say Isle of Wight council keep blocking them. Why have we had seven excuses in six weeks they ask.
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The council papers justifying it say the approach of the private sector investors/developers interested in acquiring the harbours, "is to be welcomed".
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After Blue Seas Protection highlighted their difficulties getting a berth for their new boat in Ryde Harbour, the council are now seeking ways to have their boat, anchored outside the harbour, removed.
