Infrastructure Minister Ray Harmer says his department will unveil new plans to revamp Douglas Promenade next month.
Work is currently underway to improve the Northern end of the prom, but the department says that's only a temporary fix while a larger plan for the prom can be drawn up.
This week in the House of Keys, Mr Harmer faced a question from East Douglas MHK Claire Bettison about alternative car parking during roadworks.
Mr Harmer said that would be something included in the new scheme:
Yellow weather warning for weekend downpours
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Gaiety announces special panto performance
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Covid jab injury report due next year, says minister
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Put spiritual protections before digital ID, says petition
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Inflation level in November, says government
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Port St Mary road closure extended
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Two Manxman sailings rescheduled tonight
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Police issue reminder over firearm certificates
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