Plans to develop an information technology education centre at the Nunnery remain firmly on track.
That’s according to the chief executive of a government department prepared to sell the site.
The Manx Education Foundation needs to raise 12 and a half million pounds if it wants to buy the landmark.
Having been given extra time to raise the funds, the deadline has now been extended a further three months.
Economic Development CEO Chris Corlett says it’s not an issue.
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More commuter trains to be offered amid bus strikes
Extra services being put on tomorrow (23 March)
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Abortion Reform Act came into force in 2019
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It's capped at 3.5%
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Organisation remains financially stable as letter volumes fall and government services are set to be withdrawn
Island to host Inter-Celtic Business Forum
Event on 16 April to bring nations together to 'share ideas'
