Further delay to major road scheme

Tooilley cumrail jeh skeim-raad mooar

Obbraghyn mooarey er raad ayns twoaie yn Ellan, t'ad er nyn gur sheear reeshtagh.

Ayns y toshiaght, va laue currit gys obbyr er Raad Skeerey Chreest ny h-Ayrey ayns Mean Fouyir nurree, agh eisht va sthap currit da'n obbyr,  jeeragh kiare laa ny lurg jee v'er ny goaill toshiaght.

Y cheayrt shoh, v'ee dy ghoaill toshiaght ec jerrey Vean Souree, lurg roortaghtyn-raad ashoonagh daa wheeylaght Ghoaldagh.

Agh nish ta'n obbyr er ny cur sheear dys Mean Souree sy vlein shoh çheet, croghey er scrutaght phlannyn as tooilley co-choyrle.

Ayns ayrnyn jeh'n skeim sy traa ry-heet, shegin Raad Skeerey Chreest ny h-Ayrey ve dooint dy bollagh son traa liauyr, ta'n Rheynn Bun-Troggalys gra.

Ta'n Rheynn gra dy bee ymmyd jeant jeh'n chur-jeh dy cur twoaie yn theay da claare yn obbyr, reirey traaght as entreilys gys thieyn.


Further delay to major road scheme

Major roadworks planned for a route in the north of the Island have been put back again.

The scheme on Lezayre Road in Ramsey originally began in September last year, but was then stopped just four days after work commenced.

This time, it was due to start at the end of June, after the British Cycling National Road Championships.

But it's now been put off until June next year, subject to a review of the plans and further consultation.

The Department of Infrastructure says future phases of the scheme require the full closure of Lezaye Road for an extended period.

It says the 12 month postponement will be used to make the public more aware of the programming of the work, traffic management and access to properties.