After years of calls from the public it would seem the Department of Infrastructure is finally in a position to overhaul Douglas promenade.
The stretch of road has come in for fierce criticism from motorists due to the damaged surface and bumpy driving conditions.
A planning application has been submitted -if successful Infrastucture Minister David Cretney will seek Tynwald approval for the £17 million for the project. The first part of the work alone is expected to cost £1 million.
Plans for the proposed work have been formulated following a major consultation which saw over 450 respondents share their thoughts on the best way forward.
The work will be broken down into stages - director of highways Richard Pearson took us through what the first phase will entail:
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