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Author: IW Council Press Office

Five Week Newport to Cowes Cycle Track Part Closure

10:34 am Tuesday, 31st January, 2012, Isle of Wight

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One to watch out for if you use the Newport to Cowes cycle track. This in from the council, in their own words. Ed

Cycle lane signParts of the Newport to Cowes cycle track will be closed over the next five weeks to allow for extensive maintenance and resurfacing.

The works will begin on Wednesday 1 February and will include filling in potholes, resurfacing parts of the track and repairing cracks.

Four phases
The maintenance will happen over four separate phases. The first will involve the closure of the track between Arctic Road and Medham. Over the course of the next five weeks, parts of the track will also be closed between Medham to Stag Lane, Stag Lane to Dodnor Lane and Dodnor Lane to Riverway.

The dates when these closures will begin will be advertised both on site and on the council’s website under the roadwork’s section.

Diversions will be in place during the works. The council apologises for any disruption caused during these works.

Image: Aesop under CC BY-SA 2.0

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6 readers' comments to the “Five Week Newport to Cowes Cycle Track Part Closure” story

  1. +4 Click if you like this comment DH
    says:

    How about finishing the Newport to Shide route first?

    Offensive comment?

  2. +4 Click if you like this comment L
    says:

    How about fixing the roads first?

    Offensive comment?

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