Ramsey Commissioners say planning permission for its new social housing scheme is “very welcome”.
It means, after more than five years, the local authority can develop the former Albert Road and Close Woirrey site into two blocks of flats. The development, now approved by government planners, will see 30 two-bedroom flats.
The commissioners have more than 90 applicants on the waiting list and believe the new flats will “serve a purpose” for the town.

Chair Sandra Cottam-Shea (pictured) hopes the approval will encourage developers and building companies to invest in social and affordable housing projects.
Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her:


