crop.jpg)
The name is the same, but it's out with the old and in with the new in Middle.
Social care minister Martyn Quayle was the first ministerial casualty of the 2011 House of Keys election.
He lost the seat to Howard Quayle, trailing in third place behind challenger Paul Craine.
Howard Quayle polled 922 votes, or 41.8 per cent of the votes cast, with Mr Craine polling 560.
Martyn Quayle got 466, and Juan Cottier was fourth with 250.
Former DOI minister informed via a 'two-minute whatsapp call'
Michelle Haywood described government as 'weak and unstable'
MHK criticises language used by chief minister during reshuffle
Tim Glover says Alf Cannan has 'a lot of questions to answer'
Chief Minister: I hope that cabinet reshuffle can 'stop the fighting'
20mph, Local Government (Amendment) Bill and minimum wage all represent 'ongoing clashes'
MNFU implores Tynwald to 'include the industry in its considerations regarding employment'
'It would appear that agriculture or agricultural related business have not been considered - again'