Douglas road works planned for January

Monday, 29 December 2014 00:00

Work will start early in the New Year to improve two busy stretches of road in Douglas.

As part of the works the traffic signals and pedestrian crossing at the Bucks Road and Circular Road junction will be upgraded.

Infrastructure teams will also resurface a section of Prospect Hill.

Most of the works will be carried out during evenings and weekends to minimise disruption.

Work starts on January 7th and is due to be completed by February 16th.

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