Home Affairs and commissioners to discuss site's future
The future of Ramsey courthouse may be clearer later.
Town commissioners are due to meet Department of Home Affairs chiefs to discuss the future of the site.
Last month the department put the building and land on the market, valued by estate agents at £475,000.
The commissioners have since made an offer for the facility to keep it in public ownership.
Government valuers last year valued Ramsey courthouse and its grounds at £400,000.
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