Wanted: someone with experience of looking after animals while running a visitor attraction.
They’re the requirements a government department is looking for to run the Wildlife Park after the retirement this week of long-serving general manager Nick Pinder.
Chief executive of the Department of Leisure, Nick Black, says the department plans investment and needs to run the public sector facility in a private sector manner.
He thinks the Wildlife Park is a vital asset for the Island.
Peel commissioner claims transparency concerns being "shut down"
Katryna Baptist claims decisions "missing" from official records alongside communication and conflict concerns
MNFU calls for stronger legislation to protect livestock
Farmers continuing to face threat of dog attacks
Youth committee keen to see fewer young people leaving the Island
Panel recently gained support for its report on access to housing
Douglas man to stand in 2026 general election
Peter Shimmin will be hoping to secure a seat in Douglas Central