Treasury Minister warns of 'huge challenges' ahead
Treasury is warning there could be a £40 million 'funding gap' within the Manx health service on the horizon.
Responding to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has so far cost the Isle of Man Government £68 million.
Minister David Ashford says despite this we are financially 'better off' than many other countries around the world.
However he believes there are big considerations ahead:
Sailings altered as 'ongoing dredging issues' lead to 'insufficient water depths in Douglas port'
Steam Packet makes changes to Manxman's timetable over the coming days
Manx Care asks all GPs to formally adopt Jess's Rule
Follows MHK's question in the House of Keys
Government 'taking rising fuel prices seriously'
Chief minister gives update in the House of Keys
Motion to sell Old Castletown Police Station to be put before Tynwald
The Baillie Scott building's been owned by Manx National Heritage since 2018
