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Residents are invited to Monday evening's meeting of the Ryde Society where the Isle of Wight council's Director of Regeneration will be in the hot-seat.
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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The future of Ryde Harbour is being decided by the deputy leader of the Isle of Wight council. Details within
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The Isle of Wight council provide an update to the situation in Ryde Harbour following the boat fire that took place on Wednesday.
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There was much to report back on from the Ryde Society AGM, including update on Ryde Arena, Harbour and news of new arts centre.
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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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Council say the harbour could be subject to development in the future, if sold
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A rebrand, relocation of the Harbour Master's office, new pontoons, a Webcam and more have been revealed
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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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Ryde residents are encouraged to attend Monday night's town council meeting to show support for the Ryde Town Council to purchase the Harbour from the Isle of Wight council.
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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.
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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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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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