Plans for a 32-bedroom hotel, restaurant and bar in the centre of Ramsey have officially been unveiled.
Fistral Property Investment wants to develop on a vacant site at the corner of Parliament Street and East Street.
Cornerstone Architects managing director, Tony Lloyd-Davies, says the complex aims to address the shortage of quality affordable hotel accommodation in central Ramsey and, if approved, would provide much needed private investment in the town:
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