Road Improvement Scheme For Port St Mary

Sunday, 27 February 2011 00:00

The works team will be focusing on a section of Bay View Road, resurfacing the footpath and surfacing the carriageway.

Work will commence tomorrow on another significant road improvement scheme, this time in Port St Mary.

The works team will be focusing on a section of Bay View Road, resurfacing the footpath and surfacing the carriageway.

They’ll be working between Plantation Road junction and the Coop.

The works are estimated to take roughly 8 weeks.

Lewthwaites Way will be closed to traffic for the duration of the works.

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