The Isle of Man has had its eyes opened to the influence that can be exerted on UK politicians.
So says, Speaker of the House of the Keys, Steve Rodan, who will be seeking re-election in Garff in September’s General Election.
Mr Rodan was a leading campaigner in the successful bid to have the Reciprocal Health Agreement restored and says that shows the importance of relationships with presiding officers and other politicans from the UK and crown dependencies.
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Dr. Michelle Haywood says they've not been formally notified of ballot result or strike action
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Local authority says social benefits of store don't outweigh planning objectives
Bus drivers support industrial action
Manx Radio understands it's over disputes about pay and contracts
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Devon Watson says directing 100% of the sale proceeds into new housing is a bold step to cut waiting lists