An application has been lodged to create a place to store and sell Manx Loaghtan wool.
The proposal is to build a wooden building at Ballacosnahan Farm in Patrick.
In the plans, the applicant says there's increasing demand from locals and visitors to see their stock, and that they're committed to promoting the value and quality of the products.
They added the new facility, if approved, would also become its packaging centre, and will be able to showcase the products all at one location.
Weather warning for gale force winds
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for gale force winds tomorrow.
Politician raises questions about student loan changes
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Arbory to get advice, tips and tricks on coping with the worst
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How much does DOI spend on road maintenance?
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Work visa numbers falling, says minister
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Ballaugh 'disregarded' over civic amenity site changes, claims chair
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Italian TT movie launches on Amazon
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Charity gives up on manx.net emails following switchover problems
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