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The minister for trade and industry says an £8 million regeneration project for the Island's towns and villages, approved in this year's budget, is progressing well.
David Cretney (pictured) says a regeneration manager has been appointed who will begin work in the new year.
He also says it's likely a meeting will be held, so his department can find out what members of the public think about the project (play attached audio file):
More on Tuesday's Mandate.
Foodbank under pressure from falling donations and rising demand
Some people are struggling to feed themselves says charity
Controversial comic Katie Hopkins responds to criticism ahead of Gaiety Theatre gig
"I'm not going around the Island clubbing people over the head to come to my shows"
Tynwald approves whistleblowing procedure changes
Committee's report received by the court
Too early to price up King's visit says chief minister
Policing bill for a previous visit by Queen Camilla was £123K
