Potential for extra police to monitor speed limits
Speeding traffic through Middle is set to be high on the agenda of a political surgery in the area today (30 March).
Taking place at Memorial Hall, on Main Road in Union Mills from 10am to 12pm, the chief minister Howard Quayle and MHK Bill Shimmins are both attending, alongside Braddan commissioners.
Anyone is free to go along to discuss any areas of interest or concern for the constituency.
Mr Quayle says traffic is an issue he's actively working to improve:
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