Party asked if it was embarrassed at the outcome
Political party Liberal Vannin set out its proposals for the future of education on the Isle of Man at a meeting last night (25 September).
However the chair admits he was disappointed at the turnout.
Six people attended - none of which were political members, education officials or teachers.
Paul Weatherall believes the event was worth holding nonetheless:
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