Infrastructure News

Flybe, Europe’s largest regional airline and the UK’s Number One Domestic carrier, has been confirmed as having outperformed many of its competitors in two key...

The withdrawal of the London City service in early April, coupled with the link to Southampton ceasing in February has significantly affected Isle of Man...

The Department gives notice that it intends to dispose of two dinghies, registration numbers PC2938 and PC4287 presently in the boat park in Peel Harbour, in...

On Thursday 26 April, Deemster Doyle handed down his judgement that the Department of Infrastructure should amend the Definitive Maps and Statement with regards...

The Department of Infrastructure is pleased to confirm that it has now exchanged the agreement to lease with the developer Sea Breezes Properties Limited for...

The COSTA coffee shop which opened in the Sea Terminal Building in July 2011 recently won the COSTA Individual Franchise New Store of the year award at the...

Passenger numbers passing through the Isle of Man Airport increased once again during February – but the positive result had a little help from the fact that it...

Minister of Infrastructure David Cretney MHK expressed his disappointment over today’s news regarding Aer Arann are pulling off the London City route. Aer...

A construction firm has been fined £4,000 for breaching Health & Safety legislation and endangering the public. Corrigan Construction Ltd, based in Onchan,...

Following its official opening on the 20 January 2012, the Department of Infrastructure’s new Northern Civic Amenity Site at Balladoole Farm has received over...