Collister says the future is brighter
The Chairman of Castletown Commissioners believes brighter times are ahead once the work to refurbish the square is completed at the end of next month.
Alwyn Collister says a meeting will be held with traders to see what can be done to attract shoppers back to the town after months of disruption.
He says everyone working in Castletown has a part to play in making people want to come and visit the ancient capital:-
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