Commissioners contacting DOI over Ramsey quayside plans

Friday, 25 September 2020 06:09

By Local Democracy Reporter - Chris Cave

Ramsey Commissioners are sending an open letter to the Department of Infrastructure over plans to regenerate the quayside in the town.

Minister Tim Baker and Director of Highways Jeff Robinson are being invited to discuss the proposals in more detail.

The condition of the quayside is widely acknowledged to be in a poor state, however, there are concerns the local authority is being pressured into supporting the DOI’s plans.

However, Chair of Ramsey Commissioners, Andy Cowie, says he believes a suitable solution can be found:

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