A better move all round for gamblers and the Island’s gambling authorities.
That’s how an MHK has described his bid to tighten gambling regulation.
Last year, the number of e-gaming companies set up in the Island doubled and was worth almost £200 million to the Manx economy.
Bill Henderson will tomorrow (Tuesday) bring his gambling duty bill to the House of Keys to consider its clauses.
Final decision on whether doctors will strike due today
Manx Care contingency planning for industrial action
Onchan man offered to sell cocaine via Facebook
30-year-old will be sentenced at Court of General Gaol Delivery
Island dubbed one of '25 best places to travel in 2025' by BBC
List also includes Botswana, Canada and Hawaii
Residents urged to transform outdoor spaces into wildlife havens
MWT launches 'Make Space for Nature' campaign
