Report was promised back in February
A report promised back in February looking at the future of a historic building on Douglas seafront is still yet to be published.
The Department of Infrastructure previously said Tramway Terrace would have to be demolished due to the condition of the building, but a further inspection on behalf of the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture found it could be saved.
At today's final House of Keys sitting before the summer recess, Douglas North MHK David Ashford will ask the infrastructure minister for an update on its publication.
He will ask Tim Crookall when the final report of the conservation engineers into Tramway Terrace was completed; when it will be published; and what the reason is for the delay.
He told Sian Cowper on our Breakfast programme this morning (23 July) that there is public interest in its release:
He says he'd also like to see further explanation given on how two vastly different conclusions could have been drawn by initial investigators.
Manx Radio will bring you full coverage of today's sitting via our AM 1368 frequency, online or via DAB.
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