Storm Bert activity

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Island Roads dealt with around 20 call-outs during Storm Bert over the weekend – the majority of which were for fallen or dangerous trees.

There was one report of flooding on Whitwell Road where flood warning board were placed out and the ongoing issue of fallen debris in Pyle Street, Newport.

We responded to reports of fallen or dangerous trees or branches at Beatrice Avenue, East Cowes, Calbourne Road, Newport, Ashey Road, Ryde, Godshill Road, Whitwell, Kite Hill, Wootton, Arctic Road, Cowes, Rectory Lane, Gatcombe (removed by members of the public), Carpenters Road, Brading, Carters Road, Ryde and Blackwater Shute, Arreton, Freshwater Road, Shalfleet, Bedbury lane, Freshwater and Newport Footpath 218, near the old football club

There was also a fallen non-lit Christmas tree in Brannon Way, Wootton.

There was flooding on Alverstone Cycle track while a fallen tree closed Park Road – Station Road, cycle track at Wootton.

We would like to thank our staff and contractors for their work keeping the network safe and accessible in what were some difficult conditions.

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SSEN have closed West Street, Ryde. This closure is necessary to allow SSEN to carry out urgent repairs.
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Highwood Lane, Rookley, has been closed with immediate effect. This is to allow Island Roads to safely carry out urgent repairs. For more info see https://one.network @iow_council

Immediate Closure for Godshill Park Road, Godshill from its junction with Shanklin Road for a distance of 259 metres in a southernly direction.

The closure is necessary to enable Island Roads to carryout urgent repairs. @iow_council