Residents in the south of the Island are being given more time to have a say on proposals to regenerate the area.
A display by the Southern Regeneration Committee first appeared in Port St Mary in mid-December and then switched to Port Erin for a weekend showing.
But demand to see it has grown and the exhibition, at Port Erin railway station cafe, is now continuing into this week.
You can view the exhibition and give feedback when the railway station cafe is open, from 10 am until 4pm this Wednesday and Thursday (December 29 and 30).
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