Onchan commissioners say a developer's pulled out of creating a padel tennis facility.
At its last meeting, the local authority heard the Department of Infrastructure had refused permission to borrow money for the project.
The board was told there'd been problems over whether it should write a draft tenancy agreement before asking the DOI.
And in the wake of the refusal, the proposed developer said they were no longer interested in creating the facility in Onchan Pleasure Park.
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First national risk assessment to look at nuclear weapons
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Island hosting major maritime conference this week
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Regulator streamlines rules on financial penalties for individuals
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Last chance to sign up for KPMG fundraising relay
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Popular sunflower field hopes to re-open next month
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