A local architectural historian says he believes the idea of what is being termed a 'winter gardens' in one of the sunken gardens on Douglas Promenade is "an idea worth exploring".
Douglas Corporation is looking at extra possibilities arising when Government funds a £10million promenade road refurbishment in 2010.
Peter Kelly says the name 'Winter Garden' may be not entirely accurate but the idea of expanding the season for the gardens should be looked at:
Tynwald urged to intervene over Post Office service changes amid concerns for digitally excluded
Speaker warns of “two-tier society” as Post Office chairman rejects criticism, citing external pressures and statutory limits
Government 'well capable' of offering energy support if needed, says Chief Minister
Alfred Cannan has been questioned about the conflict in the Middle East
Risk to Island of meningitis 'very low indeed'
Public Health Isle of Man offers reassurances amidst UK outbreak
'A quiet man in the shadows who did so much for this Island'
Friends and family pay tribute to Chris Barr
Steam Packet reports higher revenue and busiest passenger year since 2007, despite dip in profit
Directors’ report show growth in passenger and freight income in 2024, while costs rose and the company seeks more time to replace Manannan
