The leader of Douglas Council says a loss of income over lockdown is of ‘genuine concern’, but insists it has fared well after the impact of Covid-19.
A report into the local authority’s finances was ‘painting the worst case scenario’ according to David Christian, despite reserves said to be at ‘uncomfortably low levels.’
To recoup some of its losses, the council has taken the decision to hand both Chester Street and Drumgold Street car parks back to the Department of Infrastructure.
Vandals cause 'substantial' damage to Crosby property
Police are investigating after 'substantial' damage has been caused to a property in Crosby which is being renovated.
Western civic amenity site puts expansion ‘on hold’
A proposed £200,000 expansion of the western civic amenity site has been put on hold.
Date set for key workers parade
A huge parade around the TT course to celebrate key workers' efforts during lockdown will be held later this month.
Constabulary asks for sensible parking in Kirk Michael
Police are asking motorists to park sensibly in Kirk Michael.
Castletown street to undergo improvement works
A highway in Castletown will be subject to closures next week as improvements are made there.
Developer proposing 11 new homes for Douglas
A property developer says two out of a planned 11 new homes in Douglas will be affordable housing units.
Beach Buddies heading to Langness this weekend
An Island charity will head south this weekend to spruce up another stretch of the Islands beaches.
Golf club to mark 125th anniversary with tournament series
An Island golf club will celebrate landmark occasion with a series of competitive tournaments next month.
