Home is the safest place to be says Howard Quayle
Home is the safest place to be.
That was the message from the Chief Minister this afternoon as he pleaded with people to stay at home.
17 new cases of Covid-19 have been detected on the Isle of Man in the past 24 hours – it brings the total number of active cases to 70.
It’s the first time new case numbers have reached double figures since April last year.
Howard Quayle says it may get worse before it gets better:
DOI actively installing mould-preventing devices in its vacant social houses
The minister was asked if government was considering introducing Awaab's Law on the IOM
Tricia Hillas pens letter ahead of LegCo vote
She says she remains committed to serving the Diocese
Petition to ban electric shock collars on Island pets reaches 800 signatures
ManxSPCA calls for a renewed government consultation and a full ban on shock-based training devices
Castletown residents invited to view Buchan School redevelopment plans
Hartford Homes to hold a pre-application public consultation at Castletown Town Hall