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News > 2021 > Feb > 10

A dredging operation to remove 44,000 tonnes of silt from Peel Marina will resume in late February, following the return to work of the construction sector. Following on from last year’s dredging

News > 2015 > Apr > 01

facility is being prepared.Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne MHK said: 'This work is urgently needed. Parts of Peel marina are dry or very shallow because of the build-up of silt. If action

News > 2018 > Oct > 22

The Department of Infrastructure is progressing with plans to begin the removal of silt from Peel Marina in spring 2019. About 3,000 tonnes of silt enters the marina from the River Neb each year

News > 2023 > Aug > 08

An exercise is under way to gain feedback from businesses interested in recycling sediment removed from Peel Marina. In spring 2020 and 2021, around 23,000m3 of sediment was dredged from the marina

News > 2024 > May > 03

An application has been submitted to extend the operation of a temporary pipeline and lagoon, used to help remove and store silt from Peel Marina, until 31 December 2026. In spring 2020 and 2021

News > 2015 > May > 29

The final phase of dredging to remove silt from Peel Marina will take place this Saturday, 30 May 2015. Work is scheduled to start at 07:30am, although no lorries will depart the quayside before 08

News > 2017 > Jan > 05

The Department of Infrastructure has set out its maintenance programme for Peel marina for the next three years, together with its proposals for the long-term management and disposal of silt

News > 2015 > Apr > 24

Dredging of Peel marina and the transportation of silt to the temporary storage facility at Poortown will continue this Saturday.The dredging and haulage contractors and Department of Infrastructure

News > 2015 > Apr > 20

The Department of Infrastructure will enter into a covenant with German Parish Commissioners over the use of land near Poortown Quarry as a temporary store for silt from Peel marina. An agreement

News > 2015 > Apr > 15

that the measures taken to control the risk of adverse impact on the surrounding environment are working well.Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne MHK said: 'If no action had been taken Peel marina