Population 'vulnerable' as figures fall over the past decade
The number of births on the Isle of Man continued to decline throughout 2020.
That's despite predictions of a second 'baby boom'.
Figures have fallen by 35% over the past decade - 660 babies were born last year compared to in 2010 when that number surpassed 1,000.
Paul Craine is the author of 'The Isle of Man Population Atlas' and calls it a 'baby bust':
Charity warns of damage to Island's international reputation
The Small Countries Financial Management Centre receives £300,000 a year from taxpayers
Businesses encouraged to fill CoC survey on minimum wage
Members encouraged to complete an online survey by 15 September
Former racer and travelling marshal celebrates 40 years on the Mountain Course
"I'm forever indebted to the people of the Isle of Man"
Peel's rescheduled Viking Longboat Races get underway today
Poor weather led to its original postponement
