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A number of schemes will begin in the coming weeks as part of a rolling programme to improve bridges, culverts and retaining walls Island-wide.
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The work follows a full safety audit on the college’s road network and parking areas — commissioned by the local authority — which resulted in a number of recommendations to improve safety.
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The petitioner said it had nothing to do with the police investigation or Coroner's Inquest and that the road was recognised as one of the most dangerous rural roads in the country.
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A petition about the planned closure of mental health day centres and another about traffic lights on Forest Road following the fatal incident earlier in the year will be presented and debated by the council this week.
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Cllr Garratt said that residents have questions now about the St Mary's Roundabout transformation and they deserve answers.
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The local authority, working in close partnership with the Parish Council, Island Roads and the local ward member, have agreed a series of new speed restrictions throughout the parish to improve road safety.
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The Cabinet member responsible for roads says that delays during the 15 months of roadworks are inevitable.
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By undertaking the work in two phases, lane by lane, Island Roads say they're able to keep the road open and reduce local disruption.
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The difficult work is vital to stabilise the culvert, but Island Roads have planned the work in order to minismise disruption.
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The duration of the entire scheme is ten weeks, but this is phased to avoid work during the school summer holidays and ensuring that road closures are kept to a minimum.
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Despite advising the media late Friday afternoon that the floating bridge would be out of action from Monday morning, the IWC are now saying it is in service today.
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Cowes Harbour Commission say the work will take place Tues-Thurs, but Isle of Wight council say the Floating Bridge will be out of action for five days.
