Consultations open over TT schedule and scoreboards

Friday, 13 December 2019 06:09

By Rob Pritchard @rpritchard9

Residents can now have their say on a potential new structure to TT 2020 and the future of the iconic TT scoreboards.

Two government consultations have opened today asking for peoples views on both topics.

Officials say the alterations to the TT schedule would offer a greater spectator experience and reduce demand on teams, riders, volunteers and businesses and the scoreboards are in need of being changed due to their deteriorating condition.

Both surveys are available on the online government consultation hub and close at the end of January.

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