Onchan candidate cites 'wastes of public money'
The government's habit of 'frivolous spending' must be stopped.
That's according to a candidate for Onchan in September's general election.
School business manager Julie Edge is representing the LibVan party in next month's polls.
The 53-year-old says she's identified concerns over cuts to education, health and pensions - whilst spending in other areas goes unhampered:
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