Infrastructure News

Following a request by the Minister of the Department of Infrastructure, David Cretney MHK, the closure of Pulrose Bridge originally planned for 9 weeks and...

After a year of mixed fortunes for the Island's Airport and air service network, passenger numbers through Isle of Man Airport in 2012 reduced slightly over the...

On Friday 1 March, the Department of Infrastructure published the Area Plan for the South, following Tynwald approval last month. The comprehensive Plan, which...

The main Douglas regeneration scheme is about to get underway and will include quality stone paving, new lighting, benches and planting to deliver a public...

Summary Revenue spending reduced by £10m in real terms since 2008/09. Budget to be reduced 5% a year for the next three years Smarter working combined with...

Advice in recent changes in Legislation On 12 December 2012 The Construction (Health and Safety) Regulations 1985 and The Construction (Head Protection)...

The Department of Infrastructure is seeking the public’s views on proposals to increase the fees charged for Building Regulations for the next three years.

Phased approach will minimise disruption to traffic and local businesses Over 40% of work will be sub-contracted to local construction industry Annual...

The Event Safety Advisory Group will be holding an educational evening on Monday 4 March at 6pm at St Ninian’s High School, Douglas. The Event Safety Advisory...

The Department of Infrastructure’s Area Plan for the South will go before Tynwald this month for approval.