Douglas Promenade: Parking on walkway set to return

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Parking will be permitted between 24 November and 10 January

Parking on Douglas Promenade Walkway is set to return.

From Thursday, vehicles will be permitted to use a section of Loch Promenade in the Isle of Man's capital to park for free until 10 January.

Traffic speeds will be restricted to 10mph (16km/h) and the spaces will be limited to a two-hour stay.

The return of the initiative coincides with the Douglas town centre Christmas lights switch-on, which takes place at 19:00 GMT.

Festivities are due to take place throughout the high street, including a snow garden and ice sculptures.

Villiers Square will also host children's fairground rides and Christmas-themed miniature golf.

Access to parking on the walkway will be from opposite the Gaiety Theatre on Harris Promenade, and traffic will be one-way in the direction of the Sea Terminal.

The Department of Infrastructure said, despite the two-hour disc zone restriction on parking, blue badge holders would be allowed to park for four hours during the period.

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