Ramsey landmark reopened on 135th anniversary
The first section of the Queen's Pier restoration has been opened on the structure's 135th anniversary.
The Lieutenant Governor, Sir Richard Gozney, officially unveiled the first phase of the pier this morning.
The lease allowing work to begin was signed in 2017.
Project Manager Stuart McKenzie says he's always had faith in the work of volunteers and generosity of donors:
Speaking at the opening Sir Richard commended Mr McKenzie's commitment to the project (recorded by Paul Moulton of islandlife.im):
The second phase of work will cost around £250,000.
This photo is courtesy of BBC Isle of Man:
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