Work shouldn't disrupt traffic flow says MyProm
UK company Vossloh will be coming to the Island next week to remove rust and pitting from the horse tram tracks on Douglas promenade.
The work is set to get underway next Friday (15 July) and will last until 26 July.
MyProm says it shouldn't cause any disruption to traffic flow.
It says the reason for the work is to 'reduce the noise generated from the rails as the trams pass over.'
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