Aspiring Rushen representative wants more people power
One election hopeful standing in this year's general election is hoping for a radical shake-up of Manx parliament - following the Lisvane review.
James Hampton - a firm advocate of direct democracy - is standing in Rushen.
He believes most public services are under threat from spending cuts.
Mr Hampton says change is needed - and advice must be heeded from the Lisvane inquiry.
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