More than £1 million could be spent refurbishing Douglas Railway Station.
The Department of Infrastructure will ask for Tynwald approval to spend no more than £1,110,000 on the work.
This month’s sitting starts on March 15th.
£1 million could be spent on Douglas Railway Station
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