Plans made by the DOI and Bus Vannin to close Castle Street in Castletown to traffic were met with rejection by MHKs and commissioners.
As a result, the scheme was altered to instead make the street one way.
But how are visitors and businesses adapting to the change - which is due to last a year?
Chair of Castletown Commissioners Jamie Horton explained the situation:
Andreas play park equipment arrives
Andreas Commissioners has had equipment for a new play area delivered.
Man accused of window break-in and assault appears in Court
A Douglas man is accused of breaking into an Anagh Coar home by climbing through a window and assaulting the occupant.
Gas, car tax and sewage charges on HOK agenda
The House of Keys sits this morning, with questions about gas supplies, car tax and sewage charges on the agenda.
Port Erin Tesco sign awaiting planning approval
Tesco says it wants put up new signs on its Port Erin store.
Police receive over 120 messages from potential interpreters
Isle of Man Constabulary has thanked the public for sharing their request for interpreters.
Noble's Park run granted five-year guarantee
A weekly community run through Noble's Park has been given a five-year guarantee by Douglas Council.
Chance to win VIP TT tickets
The Department of Enterprise is giving away two VIP TT tickets if you can guess the star of its latest advertising campaign.
Low tides disrupting ferry sailings
Ferry sailings are being affected by low tides creating difficult berthing conditions in Douglas.
