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Natasha Dix represented the Isle of Wight's unique coastal issues in Westminster last week
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There'll be live music and you can learn more about the 35 million years of biodiversity on the landslip, from prehistoric lake and estuary snails to today’s mining bees and orchids.
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The President of the Ramblers will be joining the celebratory walk on the new Totland seawall path on Sunday afternoon. All are welcome to join in the celebrations.
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Join locals at the opening of the new Totland seawall footpath on Sunday 13th September.
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Much work has been carried out to try and make this part of the Island's coast usable again.
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The work to reinstate a path between Totland and Colwell bays after the devastating landslide in December 2012 is progressing extremely well.
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Residents campaigning for Totland Sea Wall to be reopened have been informed that work could start as early as next week to repair the damage from the Totland Landslide.
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Kate Ashbrook believes failure of the council to reinstate the coastal path at Totland would be a severe blow to the Island’s economy and to the enjoyment of its residents and visitors.
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The decision to spend the estimated £175,000-£200,000 on a 'mend and make do' option for Totland to Colwell seawall has been delayed for another month.
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Members were asked last night to decide from one of four options to tackle the Totland seawall landslide.
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The issues surrounding the landslip in Totland are complex, emotive and have an impact on businesses, tourism and the residents. All were discussed at last night's Scrutiny Committee.
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A number of options for the future of the Totland landslide to be considered on 10 June.
