Planning and Building Control News

Plans to make the Isle of Man’s planning system more accessible and easier to use have been unveiled as part of an ambitious programme. The actions are part of...

An ambitious programme of reform to help realise Government’s ambition of building great communities has been launched today by Chief Minister Alfred Cannan...

The Department of Infrastructure has withdrawn and replaced a planning application to convert a silt store into a permanent storage facility at Rockmount, near...

The Waterfall Hotel will not be added to the Isle of Man’s protected building register (PBR). The building in Glen Maye had been issued a Building Preservation...

People looking to build or extend a property in the Isle of Man will be able to submit their plans to building control digitally from 1 August. Building...

Twenty seven buildings including war memorials are being considered for the Isle of Man’s Protected Buildings Register, due to their potential special...

Three buildings including a former beachside café and a pub have been added to the Isle of Man’s Protected Buildings Register. The Cosy Nook in Port Erin,...

Proposed changes to building control fees and charges have been delayed for a second time due to coronavirus restrictions and pressure facing the construction...

A former beachside café and a Victorian pub are among three Isle of Man buildings being considered for inclusion to a list of the Island’s registered...

People will still be able to watch Planning Committee meetings following an Order in Tynwald this week that enables them to be held virtually while face-to-face...