Risk assessment query to be raised in House of Keys
An MHK believes more signage is needed on Douglas promenade to prevent accidents on hazards like the tram tracks.
Douglas South member Sarah Maltby will ask what risk assessments have been carried out in relation to signs on the route when the House of Keys sits next week.
She's raising the issue after she learnt a visitor had been injured when his bicycle wheel got stuck in the rails.
Mrs Maltby says it's important to warn road users:
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