Work described as 'challenging'
An senior infrastructure official says completing the 'rail corridor' along Douglas promenade is their current priority.
Director of Highway Services at the Department of Infrastructure is Jeff Robinson.
The two-year regeneration project is now in its tenth month.
Mr Robinson says workers are now focusing on completing the central corridor of the two-kilometre stretch - a task he describes as challenging:
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