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The main road through Wootton will be resurfaced overnight next week to coincide with the completion of restoration works at Wootton Bridge. Watch out for diversions.
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If you've reported a problem to Island Roads through their online reporting system, you may find piles of email in your inbox. Island Roads say they're "working to resolve the problem as a matter of urgency".
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It's taken Island Roads 12 days to respond to three simple questions about the design of the new parapets on Wootton Bridge that have been causing much anger amongst residents.
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Island Roads is to open Wootton Bridge to two-way traffic over Christmas to help minimise disruption for residents over the busy holiday period.
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Island Roads say a million square metres have been resurfaced this year, as they prepares for busy winter programme.
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Questions raised on Atkins' costs has led to Executive Member revealing a glimpse at PFI creation, which he labels "a shattering display of incompetence" that "failed residents of this Island."
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Island Roads will begin work to strengthen Wootton Bridge, part of the Island’s strategic road network, next week (Monday 16th November).
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Progress continues to be made to develop a long-term engineering scheme to strengthen Wootton Bridge say Island Roads
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Island Roads to carry out work they're contracted to do newsflash! Three busy stretches of road in the East Wight are shortly to be upgraded say Island Roads.
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Island Roads share on update on the situation with Wootton Bridge, which currently has a speed and load capacity set following the discovery of damage earlier in the summer.
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Most would agree it's unacceptable for someone going about their daily work to be the target of verbal and physical abuse. That's what Island Roads say is the reason they've supplied body-worn CCTV for eight of their operatives controlling traffic flow at road works.
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Island Roads are equipping their road-working staff with body-worn video cameras, apparently to capture those who don't pay attention to Stop/Go signs or who shout at workers.
