Nineteenth century Cowes stately home could have facilities upgrade
Northwood House Charitable Trust has applied for listed building consent to enhance Northwood House's catering and toilet facilities.
Local Democracy Reporter - Isle of Wight
Rufus covers the Isle of Wight Council, education, housing, the environment, social services, planning, transport and more.
Rufus covers the Isle of Wight Council, education, housing, the environment, social services, planning, transport and more.
Northwood House Charitable Trust has applied for listed building consent to enhance Northwood House's catering and toilet facilities.
Cllr Ian Stephens's report highlighted forecast cost pressures of £3.9 million for adult social care and £2.4 million relating to children's services.
More than two thirds of recent feedback on the Isle of Wight's health and social care services is negative, according to an independent watchdog.
Mayor Christine Johnson said Brading Town Council expected to get less from County Hall this year so "something" had to be done.
Council leader Phil Jordan gave the go ahead for the plans, subject to call-in, to introduce double yellow lines on two stretches of the High Street.
Pub and brewing company Greene King applied to County Hall to enhance the Crab Inn's outdoor space and carry out changes to the pub's interior.
The Waterside Community Trust applied to the council to carry out a refurbishment and alteration project at Waterside Pool.
PTEC's proposed changes involved carrying out the development in two phases and starting on-site works on or before December 14, 2024.
Seven members of County Hall's Planning Committee voted to refuse permission for Tallulah Estates Ltd's proposal.
School inspectorate Ofsted awarded Barton Primary School the grades in five inspection categories.
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