The health minister says certain treatments will always be required elsewhere
The health minister says there are some services his department will never be able to offer on-Island.
David Ashford was questioned about cancer treatment at a recent government media conference.
He explained that it's not just a case of having the relevant equipment here:
Approach to joint income tax assessment 'doesn't seem fair', says MHK
Currently only married couples or those in civil partnerships qualify
Mountain Road to close for maintenance work
Route will be shut for 10 days
Campaigners call on government to rethink social media stance following 'landmark' US ruling
Addictive qualities of certain apps prompt concern amongst parents
Retiring clerk says local authorities carrying out 'innovative work' in communities
Phil Gawne is leaving Arbory and Rushen Commissioners after 10 years in post