Interchange plans go on display

Tuesday, 10 September 2013 00:00

Plans for a new transport interchange in Ramsey will go on display today.

The Departments of Infrastructure and Community, Culture and Leisure wants to get public feedback on creating a new plaza.

Government is looking to redevelop the tram terminus and public car park into a combined transport hub which would also see the bus station replaced.

The plans will be on display in Ramsey Town Hall until September 21.

The Department of Infrastructure will ask Tynwald for approval for the scheme in June next year.

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