New lease of life for Laxey Pavilion

Wednesday, 20 August 2014 00:00

Laxey Pavilion is set to get a new lease of life with the occupation of the building up for grabs.

Hospitality providers are being invited to submit expressions of interest if they want to run the facility for the next five years.

There are two lease options - the first is to maintain and manage the pavilion building including the restaurant, ballroom and accommodation.

The second option also includes managing and utilising the surrounding Laxey Glen.

Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Richard Ronan says it's a key site:

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