Bay View Road Reopens After Month Long Closure

Saturday, 20 February 2010 00:00

The Bay View Road in Port St Mary has now opened to through traffic following on from the Landslip that occurred underneath the road in mid January.

Extensive work has been carried out since to establish the cause of the accident and subsequent stabilisation of the area.

All of the temporary traffic management arrangements on the Cronk Road have also been removed, however refurbishment work will continue on the Promenade roadway through to the Commissioners Hall where traffic management arrangements are still in place.

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