Proposals shelved by planners five years ago
Ramsey Commissioners says it's hopeful plans for a new transport hub in for the town are finally gaining momentum.
Questions were raised in the House of Keys yesterday, after proposals were formulated - and subsequently shelved by planners - five years ago.
Infrastructure Minister Ray Harmer said he's committed to progressing the so-called Ramsey Transport Interchange, which would merge bus, tram and roadway links in the town centre.
Clerk of the Commissioners Peter Whiteway says he hopes officials can get it right this time:
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