Infrastructure News

We know many of you will be concerned about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Our priority is to do everything we can to keep all tenants and colleagues...

Isle of Man Transport has moved to allay concerns related to using buses, trams and trains as the community adapts to life during the coronavirus pandemic. The...

The amount motorists pay in vehicle duty, or road tax, will rise for the first time since April 2018, if proposals being brought forward by the Department of...

Flybe has offered a great service to the Isle of Man for many years and we are really sorry to hear this announcement. Flybe has successfully operated the...

More than 300 pupils at Ballakermeen High School will be participating in an Active Travel Week that will include taking part in the Big Street Survey. The week...

A new bus timetable will come into operation on Monday 2 March containing a number of improvements in response to passenger-demand and to enable a more...

A recent procurement process for an organisation to manage Jurby Airfield was unsuccessful and terminated on Friday 31 January 2020, when the site returned to...

The Isle of Man’s historic maritime links with Liverpool were celebrated today at a ground-breaking ceremony on the site of the Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in...

A report produced by independent consultants into how Douglas Harbour may be developed to accommodate a deep water berth has been published. The work was...

A project to begin removing 44,000 tonnes of silt from Peel Marina will get under way from next week. The first stage will see contractor Land and Water...