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Over 100 residents attended a meeting on Saturday to explore options of Undercliff Drive being reopened to through traffic, becoming a 'quiet road' and other suggestions. Vix Lowthion who chaired the meeting shares her report.
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Yesterday the council advised the owners of landlocked properties on Undercliff Drive that the promised access road to their homes would not be built for at least another year. Today the leader of the council says the delay is unacceptable. Confused? Imagine how the residents feel.
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A family member of those trapped on the Undercliff without any vehicle access to their homes has set up a page on the social networking site, hoping it will draw attention to their plight.
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Treat your Mum at the Enchanted Manor for a Grand High Tea, but hurry, it was booked up quickly last year
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With the contractor, John Peck, having removed their machinery and site office, residents are wondering when the works will start again.
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Whether the call-in will delay work going on behind the scenes to prepare reports due to go to the October Executive for both Undercliff Drive and Totland Seawall is not yet known. We've asked and are awaiting a response.
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Take note of the footpath closure before heading out for a walk during lockdown
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OnTheWight asked the Isle of Wight council whether planning officers would consider extending the consultation period after residents continue to experience problems with documents not being available on the council's Website for over a week.
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The work was scheduled to be finished in eight weeks, but there have been a series delays with work carried out having to be redone. When will the nightmare for residents end?
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Dave Stewart’s vow to open Undercliff Drive hits a hard stop and as funding bid to Government fails after seven years of closure. Other IW roads schemes did get funded
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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.
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The road closure commences on Monday, but it appears that Southern Vectis have only just announced to customers that there'll be no bus service for six months.
