Infrastructure News

Motorists will soon be able to pay for six months’ road tax, if proposals being brought forward by the Department of Infrastructure are approved at the March...

Bus fares will remain capped at a maximum of £2 until March 31. A three-month trial was announced in August 2022 as part of a package of measures designed to...

TT organisers have identified several sections of the Mountain Road that require improvement prior to the running of the 2023 Isle of Man TT. This work and...

Public sector rents on the Isle of Man are set to rise by 5%, with effect from 1 April 2023. The decision to increase the rental levy has been reached...

Public displays showing the work that’s under consideration on Douglas’s promenades are now available to view at the Sea Terminal and Town Hall. The displays...

Infrastructure Minister Chris Thomas MHK has welcomed Stu Peters MHK to the Department. Mr Peters’ role will primarily focus on assisting with work undertaken...

The Council of Ministers has agreed changes to the political membership of three government departments. Tim Crookall MHK joins the Department for Enterprise,...

Bus journeys using Go Cards will be further discounted to tie in with a forthcoming three-month trial of £2 capped fares on all public transport. Tynwald last...

A project will take place next year aimed at maintaining and improving critical infrastructure at Douglas Harbour. Repairs will be undertaken to the walls of...

A revised bus timetable will be introduced to coincide with the start of the school year on Wednesday 7 September. This will replace the contingency bus...