Island reaches 29 days free of new Covid-19 cases
People may need support adapting to the 'new Manx normal'.
The Chief Minister Howard Quayle has made the comments after 29 days in a row, with no new cases of coronavirus.
Mr Quayle says whilst the Island returns to a new normal, new challenges may arise:
Crogga Limited owes DoI more than £22,000
Treasury Minister says outstanding balance is being 'managed'
Average wait for GP appointment is 7.4 days
Health Minister says access to appointments has improved over the last year
Local Government Amendment Bill 'solving the wrong problem', says Peel Commissioners
Ray Harmer believes if introduced it could have a 'significant impact' on residents
Ballakeenan Farm calls for tighter rules on fireworks after distressing livestock losses
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