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There's still time to have a say on the future of Douglas promenade.
A public consultation on ways to improve one of the capital's best known features is continuing, but submissions must be in by January 28.
Minister for Infrastructure Phil Gawne says any work would have to be carried out in phases, and major changes would have to be applied along the full length of the promenade:
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