Work to make the Isle of Man's most dangerous road safer is on scheduled to be completed by the end of the year.
After more than 20 accidents on Richmond Hill in three years, engineers drew up plans to improve drivers' views and remove dangerous cambers and corners – plans which were given Tynwald backing at the start of this year.
Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne says work is on course.
Orsted: Manx public's views will decide future of Mooir Vannin
Company dismisses accusations of 'bullying tactics' from campaigners
GNAAS prepares for TT period with enhanced on-Island support
Air ambulance charity to deploy road-based team
TT healthcare, Census and airport radar among House of Keys questions
Assisted Dying Bill also on the agenda
Fire crews tackle house fire on Ballaoates Road
Crews on the scene for around three hours
Charity urges people to report basking shark sightings
Spotted in Ramsey and Port Erin already this year