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Chief Minister Tony Brown says Tynwald Day is moving with the times, but the Isle of Man's ancient customs remain at the centre of the whole event in St John's.
Mr Brown says the tradition of promulgating laws passed by the legislature, when they are read out from the hill, is still an important part of the parliamentary process after more than 1,000 years:
New Cregneash bus route will 'better serve tourists and residents alike', says minister
The 8S will run from Peel to The Sound from Saturday
'No contracts with UK' to house asylum seekers on the Isle of Man
Treasury minister says new residents would have to wait to be eligible for benefits and housing
Manxman sailings rescheduled due to tidal conditions
Sunday departure from Belfast will now be a six-hour crossing
Funeral home to open its doors to demystify death
Corkhill and Callow to host public behind the scenes open day at new southern facility