One of many proposals for historic facility
Ramsey Commissioners says it's had a number of 'serious and interesting' proposals for the town's historic courthouse.
A call for ideas on what should be done with the building has been extended, with formal expressions of interest invited until 11 May.
Proposals put forward so far include a community centre, a café, an art gallery, or a 'multifunction' facility comprising office space.
The sale of the building to the local authority from central government is pending.
Andy Cowie is the commissioners' chairman:
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