Footpath strategy being worked on

Obbyr goll er jannoo er strateysh cour cassanyn coshee

Cummal seose ta'n chooish smoo scanshoilTa obbyr goll er jannoo er strateysh cour cassanyn coshee ec Reiltys Ellan Vannin.

Ec y traa t'ayn ta obbyr goll er jannoo er paart jeh Raad yn Eiraght er yn eear raad yiarn eddyr Doolish as Purt ny Hinshey.

Ta dean y skeim eddyr stashoon pooar Purt ny Hinshey as droghad Glionfaba dy hareaghey yn eaghtyr dy chleayney stiagh coshee, roaree, markee cabbil as sleih as lhiettalys orroo gleashaghey.

Ta'n Shirveishagh Bun-Troggalys Ray Harmer gra dy vel coloayrtyssyn goll er dy hareaghey cummal seose cassanyn theay yn Ellan.

AS MNR HARMER : Ta shin loayrt rish lughtyn-reill ynnydoil ec y traa t'ayn. Ta fir ayn fod mayd cummal seose. She fer feer vie ta Raad yn Eiraght eddyr Doolish as Purt ny Hinshey er-yn-oyr dy vel eh dy cummyssagh ry ymmydey ec ooilley, agh s'feer scanshoil ta Raad ny Foillan. Ta fir elley ayn. Er-yn-oyr dy vel 278 meeiley veagh nyn gassanyn coshee, nee mayd loayrt rish lughtyn-reill ynnydoil as sleih elley, goll-rish Caarjyn y Traie ta geearree goaill ayrn neesht, dy chooney lhien dy jarroo dy chummal seose shen, er-yn-oyr nagh vel yn argid ayn dy yannoo dy chooilley red ayns dy chooilley voayl.


Footpath strategy being worked on

Maintenance is key factor

A new footpath strategy is being worked on by the Isle of Man Government.

There is currently work taking place on part of the Heritage Trail on the old railway line between Douglas and Peel.

The scheme between Peel power station and Glenfaba bridge is intended to improve the surface to attract walkers, cyclists, horse riders and people with limited mobility.

Infrastructure Minister Ray Harmer says discussions are taking place to improve the maintenance of the Island's public rights of way.