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About Peel Heritage Trust |
Peel Heritage Trust was formed in September 1989 by Malcolm
Kelly, then chair of Peel Town Commissioners.
The main current project for the Trust is the display (near
to the harbour bridge) to pay respect to the Isle of Man
railway,
which served Peel from 1873 until 1968. |
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The Trust has
organised over 150 events relating to the social,
economic and architectural history of Peel and the Isle
of Man.
We currently host around a dozen
events
each year comprising outdoor visits and walks in the summer,
and a series of lectures in the winter. The 'Secret Gardens
of Peel' are opened to the public every couple of years,
bringing hundreds of visitors to the town.
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The Trust is managed by a Committee
of 6 elected members and representatives from Peel Town Commissioners,
the MHK for Peel and a number of co-opted members.
The Committee meets monthly to organise
the work of the Trust. A planning sub-committee considers
all Peel planning applications and comments to DoLGE when
appropriate.
Please send us your comments
and suggestions on local issues. |
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Peel City Guardian
 The Peel City Guardian newspaper was first published in 1882 and brought news and information to the west of the Island until 2001. There was then a three-year gap until owners, Ian and Clare Faulds, gave the rights to the title to Peel Heritage Trust.
The newspaper restarted in April 2004 on a non-profit making basis, as a quarterly publication, which continues to the present day. The editor, production manager, writers and photographers are volunteers, working to produce the Isle of Man’s only regional newspaper.
The cover price is £1, but for a worldwide annual subscription rate of £8, you or your friends and family can have a copy posted so that you can keep up with the skeet.
Send the appropriate name and address with a sterling cheque payable to Peel City Guardian to: The Editor, Peel City Guardian, 30 Stanley Road, Peel, Isle of Man, IM5 1NY. (Add British Isles if writing from further afield.) |
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