DoI says it's worth the £100,000
The Department of Infrastructure says replacing Ramsey's two lighthouses won't be a 'quick or cheap' fix - but investing now will secure them for a century.
The 'pepperpot' structures, which are in a state of disrepair, are being torn down and rebuilt almost entirely over the next six months.
It's set to cost the taxpayer £100,000.
But Tim Cowin from the DoI says it's a justifiable expense:
'Meaningful change' needed to ensure long-term future of sidecars at TT
"No decision regarding the future participation of the Sidecar class will be taken until further work has been completed"
The future of bus travel?
Bus Vannin is hosting a demonstrator bus as it looks at diversifying its fleet
Bird numbers 'humanely managed' at St John's
DEFA issues statement on arboretum cull
Fines totalling £41K handed down for tax and NI offences
11 individuals and 26 businesses penalised