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am, with temporary bus stops on the main road outside, although this didn't happen as planned. The site was closed at a later date for a longer period, with buses using stops on the main road for around a month. The newly remodelled site was completed on 22 January 2010, at which point buses started
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Later in 2008, there were some instances of vandalism at the site, with one woman's car having its windows smashed after she left it in the site overnight. Police are working with the Isle of Wight Council to try to improve security at the site. The council have been told that members of the public
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Prior to the network revision by Southern Vectis in April 2006, the park and ride was served by routes 1, 2 and 3, with routes 2 and 3 running under the Route Rouge branding. All services to Cowes served the site, with buses using Three Gates Road to pass between the two current alternate routings,
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The town's name has been subject to dispute in the past, sometimes being called Cowes, and then West Cowes. For example, a milestone from the 17th century exists, calling the town Cowes, but up until the late 19th Century the Urban District Council bore the name West Cowes. In 1895 West Cowes Urban
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After the network revision, routes 2 and 3 no longer served Cowes leaving only route 1 at an increased frequency of every 15 minutes to serve the site, taking passengers right to the entrance of the Red Jet terminal. Due to the higher frequency, buses no longer serve Three Gates Road to cross
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The high street is where most of the retail shops in the town are located. These include specialist sailing shops catering for yachting enthusiasts, a small bookshop, hardware and homeware stores, an indoor plant shop and many more independent shops and businesses. There are a number of cafes and
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in East Cowes), which put up such a determined defence that, in 2002, the crew's courage was honoured by a local commemoration lasting several days to mark the 60th anniversary of the event. In 2004 an area of Cowes was named Francki Place in honour of the ship's commander. The Friends of the ORP
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The site was remodelled over the turn of 2009 and 2010. A new entrance was built directly off the roundabout, with a new bus stop and shelter, and a raised kerb. The previous entrance and exit was widened as an exit, and buses are now able to use the site without doing the large turn or being
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When the scheme was first launched, the price of a return ticket was £1, however, in April 2008, the price increased for the first time, doubling to £2 by Southern Vectis. This was due to a rise in costs and substantial cut in payments for free travel by the Isle of Wight Council. This later
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affected and forced to reverse by badly parked vehicles. The rearrangement also provides more spaces. A new bus shelter was due to be installed at the site on 24 November 2009, leading to the closure of the site to buses from 11
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sowed the seed for Cowes to grow into a world-renowned centre of boatbuilding. However, seafaring for recreation and sport remained the exception rather than the rule until much later. It was not until the reign of keen sailor
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on the east and west banks of the river to dispel a French invasion, referred to as cow-forts or cowes. They subsequently gave their names to the towns of Cowes and East Cowes, replacing the earlier name of Shamblord.
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Ralph B. Strassburger. Pennsylvania German pioneers; a publication of the original lists of arrivals in the port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808. Norristown, Penn., Pennsylvania German Society, 1934.
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organised a three-day regatta for the first time and the next year the king signified his approval of the event by presenting a cup to mark the occasion. This became known as
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was the home of the Ward family. It was donated under trust to the town in 1929, the grounds becoming Northwood Park. William George Ward was a close friend of the poet
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scheme on the Isle of Wight, featuring an 85-space car park and bus stop on the outskirts of Cowes in Somerton, on a former industrial site. It is currently served by
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Industry in both Cowes and East Cowes has always centred on the building and design of marine craft and materials associated with boat-making, including the early
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To begin with, the scheme suffered with a huge lack in the number of people using the service, receiving no passengers in its first few days of operation.
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connects the two towns of West Cowes and East Cowes throughout the day. It is one of a few remaining chain ferries not replaced by a physical bridge.
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Where the Royal Yacht Squadron have their headquarters, and where the famous "Cowes Week" takes place in August. - From the Beautiful Britain series,
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Whilst the name Cowes has become well established on infrastructure related to the town (including maps, road signage and postal addresses), the name
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buses on route 1 every 10 minutes during the day. From the park and ride, a £2.50 return journey is available to Cowes Pontoon for the
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were built in both settlements in the sixteenth century. The west fort in Cowes still survives to this day, albeit without the original
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Cowes was once served by a rail link to and from the island's capital Newport but as part of cutbacks made on the recommendation of
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District Council applied for permission to change the name of the town to Cowes officially, and this was granted on 21 August 1895.
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In Cowes the 18th-century house of Westbourne was home to a collector of customs whose son, born there in 1795, lived to become Dr
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in the 1960s the line to Newport was cut in 1966. The trackbed south of Arctic Road is now maintained as a cycle path.
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increased again on 2 February 2009 along with other £2 fares to £2.50 as part of Southern Vectis' annual fare review.
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except route 1, which ran via the current park and ride branch but along Mill Hill road as opposed to Newport Road.
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This article is about the town on the Isle of Wight. For the town on Phillip Island, Australia, see
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that the stage was set for the heyday of Cowes as 'The Yachting Capital of the World.' In 1826 the
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Much of the town's architecture is still heavily influenced by the style of ornate building that
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restaurants, including a coffee shop called PO41, despite the post code for Cowes being PO31.
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on 4/5 May 1942, the local defences had been fortuitously augmented by the Polish destroyer
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are leaving their valuables inside cars at the site, which could be targeted by thieves.
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Cowes has been seen as a home for international yacht racing since the founding of the
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In earlier centuries the two settlements were much smaller and known as East and West
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and it soon grew into a four-day event that always ended with a fireworks display.
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for the town in information and publicity and as the name for the town's terminal.
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The chain ferry, or "floating bridge", crossing the river; view from East Cowes
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was a target of attempted French invasions, and there were notable incursions.
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scheme for Cowes was launched in 2004 as part of a joint venture between the
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The seaport at Cowes was the first stop on English soil before crossing the
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over the routings, so buses on the Round House leg do not serve the site.
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Błyskawica Society is active in Cowes. There is a Błyskawica Memorial.
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Richard Wright (16 January 2015). "After 120 years, now it's Cowes".
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with many ships loaded with German and Swiss passengers leaving from
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It is believed that the building of an 80-ton, 60-man vessel called
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in 1815. It gives its name to the world's oldest regular regatta,
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on the banks of the river Medina in 1589 for the use of Queen
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Old postcards of Cowes, Gurnard, East Cowes and Osborne House
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Cowes is a gateway town for the Isle of Wight. Travellers to
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to both Cowes and East Cowes, has continued to use the name
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on 105.2 FM and Isle of Wright based community stations:
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The population of the town increases dramatically during
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Local news and television programmes are provided by
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Cowes street named after Commander of ORP Błyskawica
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to take travellers on to other island destinations.
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West Cowes
Cowes, Victoria
Cows

Cowes is located in Isle of Wight
Isle of Wight
Density
OS grid reference
SZ493958
Civil parish
Unitary authority
Isle of Wight
Ceremonial county
Region
South East
Country
England
Sovereign state
Post town
Postcode district
PO31
Dialling code
Police
Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Fire
Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Ambulance
Isle of Wight
UK Parliament
Isle of Wight West

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