More to come around the Island
Lonan goes to the polls today with a Commissioners' by-election taking place in the parish (14 June).
It's the first of a possible 12 by-elections to be held following April's Island-wide local authority elections.
Polls are open between 8am and 8pm.
Two seats are being contested in Lonan - a three-seat ward in the newly-formed Garff district - after only one candidate stood in April.
Company director Stewart Clague, teacher Melanie Christian and lecturer Tim Kenyon are in the running.
But Lonan wasn't the only authority to attract insufficient candidates the first time around.
So by elections are due in Braddan, Bride, Douglas Murray's and Victoria Wards, German, Jurby, Lezayre, Marown, Port Erin and Ramsey South Ward - if enough candidates declare.
Nomination forms and additional details can be obtained from the respective authorities, with more information being made public in the coming weeks.
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