All Posts Tagged With: "Langness Inquiry"

Isle of Man News, 12 May 2010 – I have now received and considered the Report from the Public Inquiry into the existence, or otherwise, of Public Rights of Way on the Langness Peninsula. The inquiry Inspector, Mr Roy Hickey, heard evidence from interested parties both for and against the claim that public rights of [...]

Isle of Man News, 22 March 2010 – Minister for Transport, David Anderson MHK has confirmed that the Department has recently received the full report into the footpaths on the Langness Peninsula from UK Rights of Way Inspector Roy Hickey. The report consists of two sections, dealing separately with the claims over rights of way [...]

Isle of Man News, 8 February 2010 – Minister for Transport, David Anderson MHK advised today of a further delay in the receipt of the anticipated report and recommendations from the Langness Inquiry which closed in October.   The Department had expected receipt of the report by the end of January and it was hoped that [...]

Isle of Man News, 14 January 2010 – Minister for Transport, David Anderson MHK advised today of a delay in the receipt of the anticipated report and findings from the Langness Inquiry.   The Department expected receipt of the report prior to the Christmas break however, the Inspector for the Inquiry has not yet finalised his [...]

Isle News, 23 September 2009 – The Public Inquiry to investigate the status of footpaths on the Langness Peninsula will reconvene next month. The Inquiry got underway on 20th July 2009 and was adjourned on August 13th to allow further witnesses to appear. It will now resume on Monday, 12th October at the Mount Murray [...]