Work to make the Isle of Man's most dangerous road safer is on scheduled to be completed by the end of the year.
After more than 20 accidents on Richmond Hill in three years, engineers drew up plans to improve drivers' views and remove dangerous cambers and corners – plans which were given Tynwald backing at the start of this year.
Infrastructure Minister Phil Gawne says work is on course.
Support available after sudden death of student
The school's head teacher has written to parents and guardiansÂ
Manx Care to reorganise cancelled board meeting
September meeting called off due to guidance issued ahead of election
Slight increase in number registered unemployed
324 Manx residents looking for work in August
Hundreds of cars to be on display as Festival of Motoring returns
Vehicles in west of the Island today
