Ramsey MHK fears govt too Douglas-centric
An MHK is optimistic more can be done to help businesses thrive outside of Douglas.
Ramsey member Lawrie Hooper will seek answers from Economic Development Minister Laurence Skelly in tomorrow's Keys sitting.
Mr Hooper believes a lack of focus has been a major flaw for the DED over the last five years.
But he's confident that will be rectified this time around.
Bus drivers to hold off taking industrial action while talks continue
Infrastructure minister gives update in the House of Keys
Regulation of Health and Social Care Bill pushed back to 2027
Consultation raised issues including beauty treatments, prescription-only medicines, and workforce skills
Manx patients will be contacted if appointments are impacted by UK strikes
117 patients from the Island are due to attend appointments across during the period of industrial action
Patient taken to hospital after medical emergency on board Manxman
Steam Packet flagship had to return to Douglas shortly after departure this morning
