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Marown Parish Commissioners
On this site you can find information about who we are, read the public meeting minutes, find out whats on and much more...
More about us...Click here to view the draft proposal for Crosby and Glen Vine
Marown school choir will once again be carol singing around the Ballagarey estate on the evening of Tuesday 17th December, between 6pm and 7.30pm.
On this site you can find information about who we are, read the public meeting minutes, find out what's on and much more...
Marown is the only parish in the Isle of Man with no coastline. It covers an area of 26.7 square kilometres (10.3 square miles) and at the time of the 2006 census had a population of 2,086. The population density of Marown, at 70.5 people per square kilometre (202.5 per square mile), is much lower than any of the towns or villages but is the second highest of any parish (after Arbory).
The five members of the commissioners have been elected by the people of the Parish to administer a range of local government functions and, whenever possible,to act as the voice of the Parish by bringing local issues and views to the attention of central government and other outside parties.
Annual 2019 - Click Here to View (PDF)
October 2019 - Click Here to View (PDF)
Audited as at 31 March 2019 ~ Click here to view (PDF)
17/12/2019
26/06/2019
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Former Railway Line - Temporary Closure23/04/2019
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Marown & District Branch of Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association13/03/2019
Spring Coffee Morning at Union Mills Chapel on Saturday 30th March 2019.
Heritage Trail Closure (Crosby to Peel)04/03/2019
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Marown Christmas Fair06/12/2018
Thursday 6th December
3:30pm - 5:30pm
Marown Primary School
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Glen Vine Road Temporary Closure17/10/2018
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Marown 1914-18 Commemoration Tea17/10/2018
Marown School, Saturday 10th November
2pm-4pm
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Proposed drainage and highway improvements, Garth Road, Marown27/09/2018
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Operational Policy on Planning Enforcement20/09/2018
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture (DEFA) have produced their ‘Operational Policy on Planning Enforcement’.
This document details information on how breaches in planning control are identified, responded to and enforced. It also provides information to those who have been accused of a breach.
We encourage you to read this should you find it of interest. Click here to open the document in a separate window
