The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn’t want the publics opinion on Castletown Square becoming more pedestrian.
In a post on Facebook they hit out at local press and media ‘incorrectly reporting’ this.
A public notice was published by the Department that asked anyone who wished to make a representation or objection to the proposal to write to them.
They now ask that people direct all questions to Castletown Commissioners in writing.
Man in court over GBH allegation
A man accused of causing grievous bodily harm has appeared in court.
Macs builders' merchant announces imminent closure
A builders' merchant in the west of the Island says it's closing its doors after more than 40 years serving the construction industry.
£1 million overtime and on-call payments to top 20 Manx Care earners this year
Manx Care’s paid out more than a million pounds in on-call and overtime payments so far this year.
Local authority consigns decorative tradition to his-tree
Onchan Commissioners say they won’t be repeating a festive tradition in the village this year.
Island misses out on travel award
The Isle of Man's missed out on a top travel award after being pipped to the post by a Mediterranean island.
Nobody hurt in Braddan Bridge crash
Firefighters spent around two hours at the scene of a car crash yesterday.
Should government spend £20 million on film industry?
Should the Isle of Man give the film industry £20 million?
Manx Care's 20 top-paid staff grossed £7.6 million
Chief Minister Alf Cannan has revealed the top 20 earners at Manx Care were paid £7.6 million before taxes, benefits and other deductions last year.
