Island reaches 29 days free of new Covid-19 cases
People may need support adapting to the 'new Manx normal'.
The Chief Minister Howard Quayle has made the comments after 29 days in a row, with no new cases of coronavirus.
Mr Quayle says whilst the Island returns to a new normal, new challenges may arise:
Liverpool sailings running with delay
The Steam Packet has said the delays are due to the weatherÂ
Passenger numbers fall year on year
However year to date figures are slightly up on last year
'Other politicians will step forward to continue work' says mover of Assisted Dying Bill
Island legislation still awaiting Royal Assent 16 months on
Sunday road closures for capitalÂ
Buses will not be running from Lord Street