Tynwald scrutiny committee questions Nick Black and minister
The top civil servant in the Department of Infrastructure has denied the Douglas promenade works are in breach of equality laws.
Nick Black was giving evidence to a Tynwald scrutiny committee, alongside DoI minister Tim Baker.
Under questioning from the panel, Mr Black said the plans were careful to accommodate the additional needs of some Island citizens:
New chair of Ramsey Commissioners hopes to see more development
Rob Cowell has taken over the role from Alby Oldham
Changes to Steam Packet schedules next week
It's due to berth depth issues in Douglas as a result of low tides
Minister acknowledges need to act quickly to mitigate concerns of hospitality sector
The LVA chairman has pledged to work with the Department to find options for support
Neil Taverner wins Cleveland Medal
Breesha Kelsey took the win for the Sheffield Plate
Technical issue behind flight delay
The flight to Bristol was meant to leave the Island at 4.30pm
Police carry out investigation following concerns over welfare of dog
It happened on in Douglas yesterday afternoon
