Residents in Crosby have been given more time to air their views on plans for a new housing estate in the village.
JM Project Management has applied to build 28 houses and a shop on land at Ballaglonney Farm - it's led to the creation of a Facebook group called "Crosby Residents Against Development".
Concerns have been raised about traffic, sewage, flooding and noise and light pollution - Peter Quayle is a member of the group:
Two sets of plans have already been submitted which were found be to be incorrect, a third set is now being drafted - Peter says it's given people time to make their voices heard:
Two-hour delay to this evening's Liverpool sailing
Peel lifeboat called to yacht with engine trouble
Island's new archbishop named
Is the Isle of Man 'wokest place in UK'? asks newspaper
Police investigating after shotgun threat against minister
Wildlife surveys near proposed windfarm site this week
Manx Care reprimanded over former worker's data access failings
Government announces pay deal with unions
