Council says the award is a 'significant accomplishment'
Nine parks and green spaces across the Island's capital have been granted Green Flag status by a UK charity.
Douglas Council says the award means it has been recognised for its 'exceptional quality' and care of the areas as well as demonstrating leadership and 'commitment' to the parks.
Sites that have retained the status from Keep Britain Tidy are Noble’s Park, Loch Promenade, Douglas Head, Kaye Memorial Garden, Douglas Golf Course, Derby Square, Douglas Borough Cemetery, Hutchinson Square and Summerhill Glen.
The local authority says the spaces are 'essential' to the wellbeing of residents and visitors whilst providing 'clean and safe' environments for the community.
Councillor Natalie Byron-Teare, Chair of the Regeneration and Community Committee said: "Green Flag status is not automatically renewed and retaining all nine sites is a significant accomplishment.
"It’s a reflection of sustained effort across departments, particularly Parks Services and Cleansing who look after and maintain the sites, to not only meet but exceed the rigorous standards of the judging criteria year after year."
Council Leader Devon Watson says: "This consistent recognition affirms our long-term commitment to maintaining and enhancing the green spaces of Douglas. We are proud to see the City’s environmental standards honoured once again, reinforcing our vision of a capital that values its people, its heritage and its future."
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