DoI calls for Castletown residential development land

Saturday, 31 October 2015 at 00:00

More sites are needed for residential development in Castletown.

The Department of Infrastructure has launched a 'call for sites' as part of the overall aim to support sustainable development and economic growth.

Landowners are invited to submit their locations for consideration - they have until December 18th to do so.

Minister Phil Gawne says the next stage of the process will be a collaborative effort:

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