Proposals have been put forward to build cycling facilities at a Douglas school.
The Department of Infrastructure wants to put up two new bike shelters at St Ninians upper school on Ballaquayle Road.
If approved, it would see ten more spaces for bicycles for students with the other to provide ten spaces for staff with bike helmet storage also provided.
It follows similar applications for further bike storage at the likes of Ramsey Grammar School and QEII High School in Peel.
New day trips for celebrating Liverpool fans
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Fears raised over possible pond pollution
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Parking suspension granted for Peel Ibiza bar
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Island's woman's roadracing song will raise cash for charities
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Public service pensions get 1.7% rise
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Horses' rest home in urgent transport appeal
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Ramsey beach gets raft back
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Company unveils North Quay plans - without former Newson's
A building on North Quay in Douglas could become shops and apartments if a planning application is approved.
