Innovation for people, business and government
The Island must commit to being a hub for innovation - in all walks of life.
That's the message from the Department of Economic Development, which says it's focused on an economy which can 'adapt and survive'.
Minister Laurence Skelly cited the growth of sectors such as e-Business, which has grown to 25% of GDP and a workforce of 2,000 in the past five years.
He also said change must happen outside industry:
Early Mad Sunday Liverpool sailings moved to Heysham
Usage of Pier Head sees Manannan schedule altered on 2 & 3 June
Liverpool ferry terminal won't be open in time for TT
Berthing trials are still taking place
Changes to TT parking provision
Cars to now park at St George's
Surge in people on gas payment plans sparks fears of possible hike in tariffs
The number of people on instalments with Isle of Man Energy has doubled in half a year
30 metres of hedgerow catches fire at Earystane
Crews from Rushen and Castletown called out on Thursday
Historic mill open to the public this weekend
Visitors welcome at Kentraugh as part of annual celebration
