The future of the Douglas Market Hall could be in doubt.
Douglas Council and the Douglas Development Partnership have invited expressions of interest from commercial operators to see if the venue can be taken over.
A new series of artisan markets have also been organised over the next two weekends to help breathe some life back into the hall which isn’t fully occupied.
Development manager Chris Pycroft told us more about the process:
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