Ramsey, as a natural area, is beautiful - nowhere on the Island, imo, can match the location and natural presentation of our coastline.
What spoils Ramsey immensely, is Parliament Street shops - absolutely disgraceful frontages (20 years ago, this was a lovely little shopping street and many people came from all over the Island to shop there). Also, the moment charity shops move in, you know that an area is in decline. MHKs need to investigate why Ramsey is failing.
We have two shores - north and south and what do they look like? Desolate. Why not line the harbour walls with palm trees as Spain does (and if those small areas can afford it, why can't we?) it would immediately life the area. Get shop keepers to maintain a minimum standard of frontages - including any flats/storage areas above the shops.
The people of Ramsey can't enforce this - that's what MHKs are paid to do. Why are Ramsey's MHKs letting Ramsey fall into such a state?
Maybe the rents/mortgages that are being asked for on Parliament Street needs to be looked into - that will stop many people from wanting to open up their business.
St Paul's Square - although not too bad - could also do with a minor tweak here and there.
Parliament Square - get rid of it. An absolute eyesore.