The much-delayed Council of Ministers report on the future of the Queen's Pier goes before Tynwald on Tuesday - and it seems the delay could cost the Island dearly.
The cost of putting the Victorian masterpiece in order has leapt from an original estimate of £5 million to around £11 million.
Vice-chairman of the Friends of the Queens Pier, Michael Tramontana, is amazed at the rise in costs.
Young graduates priced out of coming home, says Tynwald youth report
Committee warns housing policy is failing young people, urging reforms to first time buyer support
Temporary relocation of Smile Dental Practice
Shuttle bus to transport patients as works underway in Ramsey
Isle of Man inflation holds steady at 2.8 percent in November
Food, hospitality and education costs continue to rise, while falls in energy prices help offset pressures
Extra free Christmas parking opens in Ramsey
Former Albert Road School site to support festive shoppers and visitors
