Peel Town Commissioners' November 2024 Board meeting will take place on 21 November at 7pm in the Town Hall. The public are welcome to attend to observe the proceedings and an agenda for this meeting is attached below: Public Agenda November 2024
The Commissioners' October Board meeting will be held at 7pm on Thursday 17 October 2024 in the Town Hall. The public are welcome to observe the proceedings and a copy of the agenda is attached below: Public Agenda October
The Commissioners' annual Hop Tu Naa Party is scheduled for 26 October 2024. More information is provided on the poster below: Hop Tu Naa Event 26 October
Peel Town Commissioners' September Board meeting is scheduled to take place on Thursday 19 September 2024 at 7pm in the Town Hall. The public are welcome to attend to observe the proceedings and an agenda is attached below: Public Agenda September 2024
Peel's Yn Creck Mooar - Big sale event is scheduled for Sunday 18 August 2024 between 11am and 4pm. A map showing the streets where residents are participating is attached below: Yn Creck Mooar
Peel Town Commissioners' August Board meeting will held on Thursday 15 August at 7pm. The public are welcome to attend to observe the proceedings and a copy of the agenda is attached below: Public Agenda August 2024
The Commissioners' statement on its 2022 Draft Area Plan consultation responses and their impact according to the Cabinet Office's consultation feedback documentation is attached below: Commissioners' 2022 Position Statement
The Commissioners' statement on the status of their 2022 Draft Area Plan response is attached below: Approval of the Commissioners' 2022 Consultation Responses
The Commissioners' June meeting will take place on Thursday 13 June 2024 at 7pm. The public are welcome to attend to view the proceedings and an agenda for the meeting is attached below: Public Agenda June 2024
Peel Town Commissioners have prepared the following statement after receiving a letter from the Peel and Glenfaba Member of the House of Keys/Minister for the Cabinet Office's letter yesterday which has been circulated on social media. Further statement(s) will be sent to the Isle of Man Government providing a detailed rebuttal response in due course. [...]
