Public Kept Informed On Ramsey Regeneration Plans

Wednesday, 2 February 2011 00:00

Regeneration Endeavours To Make Vibrant Town Centre

The Ramsey public are being kept well in the loop as regeneration plans move forward.

The Ramsey Regeneration Committee has produced a newsletter highlighting the progress currently being achieved toward improving the commercial heart of the town.

The letter includes an overview of the current proposals aswell as a map detailing the intended regeneration zones.

The first phase of improvements will focus on improving the narrow lanes leading from Parliament Street to the Quay.

Other work will address traffic flow issues and the desire to create a vibrant town centre for community use.

Read the newsletter here.

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