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September’s Most Read
As ever, thanks for your support and have a great October
Autumn is here, the nights are drawing in and Hop-tu-Naa is just a month away, but before we jumped head first into October, let’s take a quick look back at September.
Our most read story from this month near the end when thousands of you were intrigued by the potential to buy the house in Archallagan Plantation. The sale of Cornelly House is being handled by Chrystals on behalf of a deceased estate.
Plans to redevelop the Villiers Square site in Douglas also grabbed your attention as plans were unveiled for 80,000 sq ft of purpose-built office, retail, and leisure space, an 80-bedroom hotel, a fully landscaped public amenity space and an improved streetscape behind Villiers House and Clarendon House,
One of the island’s most scenic restaurants confirmed it was transitioning into an event space this month, with us joining many of you in wishing them well on a new dawn for the Bradda Glen.
Sticking with the theme of renewal, we headed up to the Central Pub in Ramsey to meet Paulette and Emma Bevan-Kelly.
Happen to have £6.25m in your back pocket? Well then you could buy the Crogga Estate.
Added Bonus: Ok so we had some fun with this one, as we asked: ‘What does Ronaldsway Met Office know that the rest of us don’t?’
