The one-way traffic order for Belgrave Road has been revoked from the junction of Esplanade Road with the junction of Bath Road.
This is to allow access to properties along that section of the road following the landslip which started forming last week.
![Belgrave Road on Tuesday 21st January](https://onthewight.com/wp-content/2020/01/belgrave-road-tuesday-21st-from-road-closure-1-640x480.jpeg)
![Belgrave Road on Tuesday 21st January](https://onthewight.com/wp-content/2020/01/belgrave-road-tuesday-21st-from-heras-fencing-640x664.jpg)
Belgrave Road from its junction with Alpine Road and Esplanade Road has been closed to vehicles, pedestrians and cycles.
Island Roads staff are on site round the clock monitoring the situation, along with Southern Water staff engineers.
![Belgrave Road on Tuesday 21st January from Esplanade Road](https://onthewight.com/wp-content/2020/01/belgrave-road-tuesday-21st-from-esplanade-road-2-640x427.jpg)
![Belgrave Road on Tuesday 21st January from Esplanade Road](https://onthewight.com/wp-content/2020/01/belgrave-road-tuesday-21st-from-esplanade-road-640x427.jpg)
The landslip has occurred directly outside Royal Marine House, the former site of the Royal Marine Hotel, which according to the Ventnor Heritage Centre was a favourite haunt of the rich and famous in Victorian times.
![Tuesday 21st January taken from the steps between Esplanade and Belgrave Road](https://onthewight.com/wp-content/2020/01/belgrave-road-tuesday-21st-from-steps-640x480.jpeg)
![Tuesday 21st January taken from the steps between Esplanade and Belgrave Road](https://onthewight.com/wp-content/2020/01/belgrave-road-tuesday-21st-from-steps-2-640x480.jpeg)