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The future of the former Ramsey swimming pool could become a little clearer after today.
A private meeting will take place later, in which four firms preparing to 'take the plunge' will outline their plans for the building to the town's commissioners.
The facility, which occupies a prime site overlooking the coast on Queen's Promenade, closed last December.
Two parties have already made their plans public.
One is looking to create a tenpin bowling and leisure amenity, and the other wants to convert the building into a marine life centre.
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