Bradda Path and Viewing Platform Construction Continues - Sept / Oct 2022

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Bradda Glen Viewing Platform - Members undertake maintenance - June 2024

more The fruits of an hour and a half labour. Nine of the Club's member tidy some tidying up and maintenance of the landscaping at the Bradda Glen Viewing Platform. Thanks for all who turned up. The more the merrier reduced the time to completion!

Celebrating the Memory of a Popular Port Erin Man - May 2024

more Rotary and Inner Wheel members joined a celebration by the family of the late Eddie Crebbin - a popular Port Erin man. The family sponsored a memorial bench on our newly erected Bradda Viewing Platform.

Bradda Viewing Platform - Members Complete Final Touches - April 2023

more Many thanks to Josh Swingler from DEFA for rotovating the piece of land by the new viewing platform and picnic area updated and extend this year by the Club. The final touches of raking down and adding some wild flower and grass seeds is now complete.

Bradda View Platform Memorial Benches - The Hyman Family

more The Rotary Club of Rushen & Western Mann are grateful for the funding support from the Hyman Family which has allowed the purchase of memorial benches.

Lieutenant Governor Opens Bradda Glen Viewing Platform - Nov 2022

more On 8th November 2022, His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man – Sir John Lorimer officially opened the Bradda Glen Viewing Platform and Path in Port Erin.

Bradda Path and Viewing Platform - Construction Complete - Oct 2022

more The construction works are complete and the picnic benches plus the Inner Wheel bench have been delivered and erected on site.

Bradda Path and Viewing Platform – Update 15th July 2022

more Work on our Bradda Path Project is again making excellent progress in the fine weather.

Construction starts on Bradda Glen Viewing Platform and Path Project - June 2022

more The Rotary Club of Rushen & Western Mann Charitable Trust is pleased to announce that work has commenced this week on the construction of a paved viewing platform adjacent to the Bradda Head footpath at Bradda Glen.

Bradda Path and Viewing Platform Update 11 July 2022

more Work is making excellent progress in the fine weather.

Planning Approval Granted for Viewing Platform - September 2020

more In September 2020, the Isle of Man Government granted planning approval for the Bradda Glen Viewing Platform and Path Project.

District Rotarians Visit Bradda Glen Viewing Platform & Path Project site - May 2019

more District Foundation Chair - Stan Bowes & District Governor Elect 2019/20 - Patrick Tyrrell visited the site of the proposed Bradda Glen Viewing Platform and Path community project along with club member Ashton Lewis on 8 May 2019 #PeopleofAction

Planning Application submitted for viewing platform - August 2020

more The Club has applied for permission to create a new viewing point across Port Erin Bay from Bradda Glen. The site in Bradda would be transformed with a glass balustrade and flower-planting as well as a new footpath.

Rotary’s project plans to open up disabled access to Bradda Glen

more A major project to open up disabled access to stunning views at Bradda Head is being undertaken by the Rotary Club of Rushen and Western Mann.

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50 Years Anniversary Project - Bradda Glen Viewing Platform and Path

back In 2023, the Club celebrated the 50th Anniversary of it's Charter being granted. To mark, this the Club delivered a major project to open up disabled access to the stunning views at Bradda Glen in Port Erin