The first images of the proposed new Isle of Man ferry terminal in Liverpool have been released today.
The digital illustrations will also be on display at a public exhibition in Liverpool on Thursday ahead of submitting the planning application next month.
Infrastructure Minister, Ray Harmer, says the needs of passengers have been 'at the forefront' of the design.
Subject to approval, the building would be constructed at the Prince's Half Tide Dock, and would be scheduled to open in 2020.
Survey will ask for views on Peel's beach stage
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Coal fund announces first distribution date
The oldest registered charity on the Isle of Man will start giving out fuel vouchers next week.
Onchan recount confirms September's general election result
A former MHK who asked a court for a recount in Onchan over claims of missing votes has come in third place again.
Fake TV licensing tops fraud email reports
The Island's cybersecurity office says it's had 331 scam emails reported to it in just eight weeks.
DOI doesn't keep track of total staff overtime
The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't have an overall figure for the amount of overtime its staff worked last year.
Anagh Coar flats fire under investigation
The Island's fire and rescue service is investigating after a fire at a block of flats in Douglas last night.
Airport looking for new £112k a year air traffic control head
The Department of Infrastructure says it's looking for a new head of air traffic control at Ronaldsway Airport.
Dog mess near play area and sports field sparks warning in Andreas
A local authority in the north of the Island say it'll use CCTV to catch pet owners breaking the rules.
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