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Isle of Man Code Bus

As part of the October 10-18 Europe Code Week, a grassroots initiative which aims to bring coding and digital literacy to everybody in a fun and engaging way​, the Isle of Man's own Code Bus has embarked upon a tour of the Island.

MER Walks

Visit Isle of Man, the official Manx visitor information site has produced a number of interesting guided walks centred on the Manx Electric Railway. The downloadable walks vary in length from 3 miles to 12.5 miles and include a detailed map as well as other useful information including the locatio…

MER Intensive Service - Sunday 2nd August 2015

As part of the Manx Heritage Transport Festival, the Manx Electric Railway operated an intensive service on Sunday 2nd August 2015. The following cars saw use in passenger service during the day:- 1 & 51, 5 & 41, 7 & 48, 9 & 46, 16 & 60, 19 & 40, 20 & 44, 21, 32 & 57. In addition, Car 22 performed…

UPDATE - Douglas Promenade Redevelopment & Horse Tramway Relocation.

Manx Radio and Manx.Net report on the latest revised plans for the controversial redevelopment of Douglas Promenade to incorporate 'shared space' and the relocation of the Horse Trams. Manx Radio 'Capital's £19m prom upgrade confirmed' Manx Radio 'Pedestrians our priority' Manx.Net 'Gawne unveils r…

Snaefell’s 120th anniversary celebrations

The Manx hills will be alive with the sound of music when the Snaefell Mountain Railway commemorates its 120th anniversary at the summit on Thursday 20 August 2015. Special trams and activities throughout the day will build up to the evening's highlight – the first airing of a specially commissione…

So. Farewell National 24...

Isle of Man Road Services Leyland National 24 (MAN 24H) has finally met its end - at the Cemetery Gates that is Manx Metals. It was one of a batch of seven delivered in 1976, and the last new buses added to that fleet prior to nationalisation later the same year. After withdrawal the bus initially…

Festival promises to be a transport of delight

Isle of Man Railways will revive memories of the Northern Line during the Manx Heritage Transport Festival later this month. Main stations along the Port Erin line will be re-named to reflect the Northern Line stops on Saturday 1 August, with Douglas becoming St John’s, Castletown re-named the Wild…

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