Infrastructure minister defends tracks only running to Broadway for now
There's been no misuse of public funds in relation to the horse trams, according to the infrastructure minister.
The heritage attraction recently reopened after being closed due to the prom works since 2019.
Despite Tynwald allocating money to take the tracks to the sea terminal, they currently end at Broadway.
Chris Thomas says there is still a plan for them, and an investigation has shown no money was misused:
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