Post-site visit, Natural England have gained commitment from Island Roads to properly consult them before any further work is carried out in the legally-protected SSSI area.
Natural England were so concerned that Island Roads had started work in a legally-protected SSSI area without permission, they've told them to stop. We've got the detail.
The Isle of Wight Council has welcomed the news that the government has clarified its policy on fracking, in particular, the areas where it will not be permitted.
Removing the reference to exploring legal action, the notices that became the focus of attention on the Undercliff where volunteers re-patched a small section of the road, have been replaced.
Other reports have been quite alarmist on the re-laying of Undercliff Drive. OnTheWight has spoken to the Wildlife Trust and got a far more balanced response.
RSPB respond to CP front page story which claimed that a landowner in Bembridge was forced to sell his property and make way for nature reserve with 'a gun to his head'.