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Getting straight answers out of the council continues to be a problem, as they resist to explicitly answer two very simple questions.
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If you haven't had a chance to see the Bee-Eaters in person, these videos from the National Trust come in very useful.
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As mentioned several times already through OnTheWight, the council will be deciding on how to tackle the landlocked homes on Undercliff Drive next Tuesday.
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This is the third Section 8 report from Ofsted since the primary school went into Special Measures last year.
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Many Islanders (and members of the press) are wondering why the council are taking so long to answer simple questions about events at Undercliff Drive.
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At a meeting two months ago, Niton and Whitwell councillors understood they had the agreement of Island Roads on changing road signs that they feel are causing lost business. Now they're asking, "Where are they?"
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Following the meeting with residents of Undercliff Drive, the Isle of Wight MP, Andrew Turner, has sent a series of questions to the Isle of Wight Council.
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Over 100 residents and businesses shared their views and concerns about the situation at Undercliff Drive and how it's affecting them. All comments will be collated and presented to the council, MP and Island Roads.
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Residents and businesses around the Island affected by the road closure on Undercliff Drive are being urged to attend an open meeting on Wednesday this week to share their concerns.
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Eurovia's senior legal team is now scrutinising the dossier of serious allegations made by an Undercliff resident, who received the brush-off from Isle of Wight council and Island Roads.
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Residents, still homeless after five months, are desperate for either the council or Island Roads to actually become accountable, the MP heard yesterday.
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Any solution to reopen road between Ventnor and Niton ‘has now been discounted’ says council officer
The idea of Niton and Ventnor becoming 'dead ends' will be a worrying prospect for businesses and communities.
