BS1 / SW25 Shepherds Chine. Surface damage
BS58 Grange Chine. Bridge washed away
BS103 Brook Chine beach access steps damaged.
CB6 off New Road Porchfield. Bridge damaged
CB24 coastal path between Thorness & Gurnard.
Landslip
F13 Brambles Chine Beach Access steps. Steps have been damaged and
cannot be used & there is currently no link between Brambles Chine and the
beach.
N47 off Maple Drive, Newport. Bridge Damaged.
R36 Near Rowlands Lane. Bridge damaged.
R88 Gaggen Path, St Helens. Undermining of the footbridge, cavities
opening up adjacent to the path. A diversion will be the National Trusts Duver
and Duver Road.
S3 Lower Hamstead Boardwalks. Damaged
SS20 at Ninham. Flooded
V24 St Martins Down. Landslip
V30 Wroxall. Landslip. Bypass using paths V31 & V32
V65a/V65b/V67 & V66/ V65d &
V65c paths connecting too or
running through Bonchurch Landslip. The land is moving and slipping,
flights of steps are damaged and out of align. A diversion via Leeson
Road and Bonchurch Shute will be required to bypass this.
In addition to this there are
many fallen trees all over the network. Forestry England
who look after the likes of Brighstone Forest and Parkhurst
Forest are aware of trees down across public rights of way and the
informal forest tracks and are working to clear them. If you find a
fallen tree within Forestry England forests across the paths and tracks please
report this to southern.reception@forestryengland.uk
We are aware that there are fallen
trees across paths R32, R104 in the Ashey area that the landowners are clearing
them.
Other routes in the off-road rural
rights of way network might have issues such as paths covered by water, fallen
trees, gullied out surfaces and bridges washed out of alignment, so please take
care and apply your common sense, do not pass any closure signs. Please
report any safety problems you come across to row@iow.gov.uk a
precise location (the what 3 words website is excellent for
plotting the location of things) and a photo is really helpful to enable us to
find the site.
