Leo Cussons standing in election
Another resident has announced he'll stand in the general election.
Leo Cussons will contest the constituency of Rushen next month.
The 44-year-old says he's opposed to monopolies, and believes politics is too accomodating to 'big business'.
He also ranks taking care of the elderly, and creating affordable housing, among his priorities if elected.
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