Castletown is set for a major revamp if regeneration plans get the go ahead.
Following two and a half years of work by the regeneration committee the proposals have now been submitted for planning approval.
It’s hoped the town can follow Ramsey’s lead which has attracted 28 new businesses to the area since it went through its own regeneration project.
Work in Castletown will be centred on the Market Square and Parade areas with the aim to create a space that can adapt to different events.
Chair of the committee Richard Ronan says he can’t wait to see changes:
Airport figures up for April, but not overall this year
Manx Care working to improve service for neurodivergent people
Road blocked because of fire at Peel Golf Club
Solar panel work at NSC starts this week
Senior advocates in line for £40 an hour pay rise
Castletown rates have gone down despite higher bills, says chairman
Too early to say when Northern reuse facility will reopen
Lifeboat crew's tribute to Australian rescuers after tragedy
