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Isle of Wight roadworks and road closures 20th July 2017

Isle of Wight roadworks or road closures starting today or tomorrow.

Information provided by Elgin via Roadworks.org. It covers work carried out by BT, utility companies and Island roads.

Streetworks / Licence, Streetworks
Carriageway repair works
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Road closure
Name: Summers Lane
Location: at Hurst Hill, Totland, Isle of Wight (Summers Lane)
21 July — 25 August
Diversion route
Name: Diversion
Location: at Hurst Hill, Totland, Isle of Wight (Diversion)
21 July — 25 August
Responsibility: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Status: Planned

Streetworks / Licence, Streetworks
Carraigeway repair works
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Road closure
Name: Nelson Road
Location: at Nelson Road, Newport, Isle of Wight (Nelson Road)
21 July — 01 September
Diversion route
Name: Diversion A
Location: at Nelson Road, Newport, Isle of Wight (Diversion A)
21 July — 01 September
Diversion route
Name: Diversion B
Location: at Nelson Road, Newport, Isle of Wight (Diversion B)
21 July — 01 September
Suspension of one-way
Name: Melbourne Street
Location: at Nelson Road, Newport, Isle of Wight (Melbourne Street)
21 July — 01 September
Responsibility: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Status: Planned

Streetworks / Licence, Streetworks
Carriageway repair works
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Diversion route
Name: Various Streets,Isle of Wight
Location: at B3323 Shorwell Shute, Shorwell, Isle of Wight (Various Streets,Isle of Wight)
21 July — 01 September
Road closure
Name: Various Streets,Isle of Wight
Location: at B3323 Shorwell Shute, Shorwell, Isle of Wight (Various Streets,Isle of Wight)
21 July — 01 September
Responsibility: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Status: Planned

Streetworks / Licence, Streetworks
Carriageway repair works
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Road closure
Name: Godshill Road
Location: at C21 Godshill Road, Whitwell, Isle of Wight (Godshill Road)
21 July — 25 July
Diversion route
Name: Diversion
Location: at C21 Godshill Road, Whitwell, Isle of Wight (Diversion)
21 July — 25 July
Responsibility: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Status: Planned

Streetworks / Licence, Streetworks
Carriageway repair works
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Road closure
Name: Pump Lane
Location: at Pump Lane, Calbourne, Isle of Wight (Pump Lane)
21 July — 25 July
Diversion route
Name: Diversion
Location: at Pump Lane, Calbourne, Isle of Wight (Diversion)
21 July — 25 July
Responsibility: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Status: Planned

Streetworks / Licence, Streetworks
Utility repair works
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Footway closure
Name: Public Footpath CS10,Northwood,Cowes
Location: at Plessey Path, Northwood, Isle of Wight (Public Footpath CS10,Northwood,Cowes)
21 July — 24 July
Diversion route
Name: Public Footpath CS10,Northwood,Cowes
Location: at Plessey Path, Northwood, Isle of Wight (Public Footpath CS10,Northwood,Cowes)
21 July — 24 July
Responsibility: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Status: Planned

Godshill Road, Whitwell, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 25 July
Delays likely Road closure
Works location: Whitwell : Godshill Road, Whitwell. Approx 100m Before Sunset Ridge On The Whitwell Bound Side Of The C/Way. : Godshil
Works description: Ironworks
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Current status: Planned work about to start

Pump Lane, Calbourne, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 25 July
Delays likely Road closure
Works location: Calbourne : Pump Lane, Calbourne Between Properties Called Westview And Wintery Ridge. : Pump Lane-Calbourne
Works description: Carriageway Repairs
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Current status: Planned work about to start

A3020 Main Road, Rookley, Isle Of Wight
20 July — 24 July
Delays possible Traffic control (two-way signals)
Works location: Out Side Sunningdale On Main Road
Works description: Godshill – 409102 – Renew/Raise/Lower Frame And Cover – In Cw
Responsibility for works: BT
Current status: Advanced planning

B3323 St James Street, Newport, Isle Of Wight
20 July — 24 July
Delays possible Some carriageway incursion
Works location: 88-91 St. James Street, Newport, Isle Of Wight.
Works description: Install New Water Connections
Responsibility for works: Southern Water
Current status: Planned work about to start

B3325 Park Road, Cowes, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 21 July
Delays possible Traffic control (multi-way signals)
Works location: Park Road, Jct With Tuttons Hill, Gurnard, Isle Of Wight. Po31 8er.
Works description: Access To Underground Structure To Install A Cable. Works Are Part Of A Plant Diversionary Project And Are Non Excavation.
Responsibility for works: BT
Current status: Advanced planning

A3054 Fairlee Road, Newport, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 25 July
Delays unlikely No carriageway incursion
Works location: Newport : At The Junction With Halberry Lane (Ml 210050) : Fairlee Road-Newport
Works description: Illumination Of Existing Sign Newport
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Current status: Planned work about to start

A3055 Trinity Road, Ventnor, Isle Of Wight
20 July — 24 July
Delays unlikely Some carriageway incursion
Works location: O/S 72 Trinity Road
Works description: Ventnor – 376839 – Duct Overlays – Lay Approx 3m Of Duct 54/56 In Fw To Link Existing Bt Boxes To Facilitate Spine Cabling Works.
Responsibility for works: BT
Current status: Planned work about to start

B3320 Arctic Road, Cowes, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 21 July
Delays unlikely Some carriageway incursion
Works location: Os 72 Arctic Road Cowes Iow Po31 7pf
Works description: Safe Provision Of New Telegraph Pole And Associated Overhead Cable For New Customer Connections.
Responsibility for works: BT
Current status: Planned work about to start

B3326 Melville Street, Ryde, Isle Of Wight
20 July — 21 July
Delays unlikely Some carriageway incursion
Works location: Outside 25 And Opp 23 Melville St Ryde Iow Po33 2aw
Works description: Openreach Access To Overhead Poles And Cables To Provide 2 X New Telegraph Poles. In Footway. Off Peak Working For 2 Days. No Parking Cones To Close Of Parking Area Of 1 Day Only
Responsibility for works: BT
Current status: Planned work about to start

B3340,B3330 Nettlestone Hill, Seaview, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 27 July
Delays unlikely Some carriageway incursion
Works location: 1 Winchester Cottages, Nettlestone Hill
Works description: Skip
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Current status: Planned work about to start

B3401 Main Road, Newbridge, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 24 July
Delays unlikely Some carriageway incursion
Works location: Opp. Well Ridge,Main Road
Works description: Calbourne – 402040 – Permanent Reinstatement – Interim To Permanent – In Fw
Responsibility for works: BT
Current status: Planned work about to start

Little London, Newport, Isle Of Wight
20 July — 24 July
Delays unlikely No carriageway incursion
Works location: Newport : To The West Of The Bargemans Rest (Ml 240282) : Little London-Newport
Works description: Illumination Of Existing Sign Newport
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Current status: Planned work about to start

Regent Street, Shanklin, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 25 July
Delays unlikely No carriageway incursion
Works location: Shanklin : At The Junction With The High Street, Right Hand Side (Ml 420163) : Regent Street-Shanklin
Works description: Illumination Of Existing Sign Shanklin
Responsibility for works: Island Roads on behalf of the Isle of Wight Council
Current status: Planned work about to start

Salters Road, Ryde, Isle Of Wight
21 July — 31 July
Delays unlikely Some carriageway incursion
Works location: Outside No 1
Works description: Lay New Service From Nearside Carriageway To Site
Responsibility for works: SGN
Current status: Planned work about to start

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Janet Scott
11, May 2012 6:28 pm

Yet again, bad manners and thorough arrogance displayed by the council.

BigEars
11, May 2012 8:53 pm

There is sufficient business to warrant an ice-cream van because of the volume of people arriving by car who use this car park, not just as a view point in it’s own right, but also as a principle setting off point for ramblers and for people who want to make their way up above St Catherine’s Oratory and enjoy the magnificent panorama of the Island. How can… Read more »

Steephill Jack
Reply to  BigEars
11, May 2012 9:31 pm

Because of its value, which you have just described.
The ‘special purchaser’ might be a dodgy deal.How can they do this without opening it up to other bidders ?

Chris Wilmott
11, May 2012 10:04 pm

No surprises here: did anyone seriously expect any consultation from this arrogant lot? There is only one answer for the Island’s residents: kick them out at the next opportunity!

mick
12, May 2012 7:20 am

These idiot councilors dont give a dam about any one except them selves, as long as they keep getting their pay they tred on who they want to get it.

susan
12, May 2012 8:49 am

Thank you yet again VB for exposing the underhand secret machinations of this so-called public service body

James P
12, May 2012 8:50 am

How do they plan to survive when they’ve nothing left to sell?

wightywight
Reply to  James P
12, May 2012 9:29 am

let’s hope (if that’s the pertinent sentiment) that when all is sold off and they don’t survive…it all comes together at the elections next year…. What we need to be doing now, is to keep a record of ALL of the actions that this administration are taking, including the offhand way they deal with the public, the electorate, the media AND those elected with different political persuasion… Read more »

allan
12, May 2012 11:48 am

so what is the asking price for the carpark and can the people of the island raise the cash to buy it to preserve it for the people of the island

Lethe
13, May 2012 8:06 am

It truly makes me weep to see our assets, treasures and wonders being sold off one by one. With no credible opposition to support, therefore enabling us to remove the current administration, and with no one in authority being held to account for their actions, it is a despondent and bleak future we face. The council know the cost of everything and the value of nothing.

Braveheart
13, May 2012 2:30 pm

Conservativism:
A political orientation advocating the preservation of the best in society and opposing radical changes, the habit of mind; or conduct, of a conservative.

Based on this in which category would you put our local Council?

Cath
13, May 2012 3:10 pm

Ice cream van owner emerges as ‘Key Player’ in Council car park sell off.

I think you may have overdone that one!

Ok, they maybe should have contacted the Parish Council, I don’t know, but to have a headline proclaiming that key players hadn’t been contacted and it turns out that one is an ice cream van operator is perhaps stretching things a bit far!

Amanda H
Reply to  Cath
13, May 2012 4:04 pm

I disagree, the concessionaire is a key player due to the fact that they’ve had a van there for many years. If change of ownership is planned for the car park they should have been informed. Simple as.

Apollo31
Reply to  Cath
13, May 2012 6:03 pm

Agreed Cath, although this is VentnorBlog where ‘overdoing’ it is standard practice when they ant to generate some negative comments.!

Cath
13, May 2012 3:21 pm

Before everyone goes off on the usual ‘kick the Council’ theme, might it not be better to wait and see who the ‘special purchaser’ actually is? Aren’t we jumping the gun a bit here? Would anyone complain if it were the National Trust, for instance? I would say that they might be better custodians than than the Council. Why not wait until the facts emerge before we… Read more »

Bluey
Reply to  Cath
13, May 2012 4:42 pm

I disagree. It is better to slam our council immediately. It saves time. I am trying to list somethings they have done well.

Democrat
Reply to  Cath
13, May 2012 7:21 pm

As usual Cath is a rare voice of common sense on Ventnor Blog.

Enough
Reply to  Democrat
13, May 2012 7:37 pm

Ha ha ….. oh yes, very good. That’s great material you’ve got there Democrat.

Can’t wait to hear the rest of it. I assume you’ll be taking part at the next Quay Arts open mic comedy night?

keithybaby
Reply to  Democrat
13, May 2012 7:38 pm

Think you may have the wrong name, Democrat – Democracy is all about the acceptance of differing views, what gives you the right to declare what is common sense? That sounds more ‘Authoritarian”.

no.5
Reply to  Democrat
14, May 2012 1:30 am

correct ..it is very rare she says anything with common sense

Amanda H
Reply to  no.5
14, May 2012 9:00 am

Don’t stoop to the same level as Cath or Democrat who only seem to make negative comments about others on here. What do they ever add to the conversation apart from insults?

Democrat
Reply to  Amanda H
14, May 2012 9:32 am

Amanda. Why don’t you read what Cath said before rushing to condemn her? All she is saying is that before going off on one you should establish the real facts. Typical of those who persist on this Blog with insults are to be found on this thread and who can be relied on to come up with negative comments without any justification.We have on this thread use… Read more »

Retired hack
Reply to  Cath
14, May 2012 5:18 pm

Cath:

1. In the Council’s original response you will see: “…this potential can only be realised with the benefit of private sector investment.” Therefore, sadly, we are not talking about the National Trust.

2. I think you’ll find that investigative journalism is not normally based on the premise of “let’s wait and see”. It’s based on asking questions and trying to get answers.

athenien
13, May 2012 6:45 pm

The council havnt even made a decision yet, and already people are talking about selling off assets, treasures and wonders. anyone would think its stonehenge or the london eye. its a car park, not a wonder or a treasure. I agree completely with Cath, this is something thats been sensationalised just a little. It also may well encourage council bashing comments. People are slagging off the council… Read more »

Matt
14, May 2012 8:58 am

“Democracy is all about the acceptance of differing views, what gives you the right to declare what is common sense”

Practice what you preach luvvy, there’s no need to shout somebody down is there?

keithybaby
Reply to  Matt
14, May 2012 12:29 pm

Actually, I was picking somebody up, luvvy.

hammerjammer
14, May 2012 1:20 pm

I’ve seen the light Cath and democracy, what is snide, underhand,arrogant, and idiotic about not telling a sitting tennant that you plan to sell his place of business from under them. Also what right have we, as the real owners of the view point got to know who they are selling it to? We are not intellegent to understand the proposal, and we would only block the… Read more »

no.5
Reply to  hammerjammer
14, May 2012 1:43 pm

and we have history on our side…this councils (and its officers) have such a terrible repuation nationwide that their ill repute is under no doubt

john
Reply to  no.5
14, May 2012 5:27 pm

As did the Lib Dems and the Independent councillors in their coalition as Island First. So who are people to vote for as they all seems to fit the same description when in power?

sudocrem
14, May 2012 7:37 pm

To ‘Democrat’ and ‘Cath’: Every media outlet, newspaper and forum has its own style and objectives. It will reflect, attract and indeed be sustained by those who share their vision. The vast majority of bloggers here clearly have no time for the council. Why? The current administration has shown nothing but contempt and arrogance for the electorate. They vote on mass with little or no debate (I’ve… Read more »

john luckett
Reply to  sudocrem
15, May 2012 12:13 am

@ Sudocrem – I think you raise some very valid issues in a forthright and articulate manner which will no doubt attract the attention and response of the individuals you address. …have to say “Sudocrem” what a great name! As a care professional I fully appreciate the widely used application of this wondrous substance and the places indeed where it is put! Frivolity over…. I follow VB… Read more »

Victor Meldrew
15, May 2012 9:53 am

For me this is not about the car park or the method – those are just indicative of the attitude of an administration that’s been in power too long. It’s a phenomenon that taints any and all administrations when they have been in power too long – it’s an arrogance that allows them – both elected members and officers – to believe in their own infallibility and… Read more »

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