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The Isle of Wight council apologise for the delay in returning the Floating Bridge to service, but say they're working closely with contractors "to bring it back into service as swiftly as possible"
East Cowes
East Cowes is the arrival point for many people visiting the Isle of Wight, as Red Funnel have their car ferry port here.
The area is rich with boat building history and well as the more obvious Queen Victoria connection with Osborne House.
Below are articles that OnTheWight has published connected to East Cowes.
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Maresfield Road Car Park in East Cowes will reintroduce parking fees in January 2021, but will not accept cash payments
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There were concerns that opposing all the restrictions would see them disappear and not be brought back for a number of years
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The Isle of Wight councillor says that "For all our sakes, including Isle of Wight council, we must draw this matter to a close"
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A mural celebrating East Cowes' inventive spirit proposed for the Columbine Shed
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Steven Goodman believes that following the rejection of Red Funnel's planning application to expand their terminal in East Cowes, they now have the opportunity to create something exceptional.
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Floating bridge back in service at 1pm after becoming grounded at East Cowes
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The Classic Boat Museum in Cowes will be displaying the Fresnel Lens from St Catherine's Lighthouse for the first time since it was removed
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The public exhibition is a chance to share your views on the new development at Crossways, East Cowes.
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Members of the Scrutiny Committee ask 'Who runs the council?' after being told they can only view floating bridge documents sat in front of a laptop at County Hall (with an estimated reading time of 30 hours).
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The revised plans for the relocation of the ferry terminal in the East Cowes Regeneration will be submitted shortly to the council and include revisions following feedback from residents during the recent consultation.
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If you weren't able to attend the unveiling of the Bicentennial Bench, watch this short video by Robert Lipscombe, with photos from Allan Marsh.
