DED Minister speaks favourably of Remain
The Economic Development Minister says Britain's continued membership of the EU is in the Island's best interests - economically and politically.
The Manx government doesn't have an official stance on next Thursday's referendum (June 23).
But Laurence Skelly says he'd prefer to avoid the 'instability' of a Brexit.
Despite the Island not having a say in matters, he says measures are in place for either eventually:
Castletown Commissioners to decrease rates for next financial year
Vice Chair John Cringle says it will provide 'much needed' support to residents
Man who died in Hillberry crash is named
Police renew dashcam footage appeal after single vehicle crash
DHSC responds to report into relationship with Manx Care
Plans to 'strengthen the partnership' as preferred option for future
Ranson case reforms under scrutiny in Tynwald debate
Backbenchers have challenged ministers over reforms introduced after the Ranson case
Leadership, loyalty and the economy: What we learned from the CM's urgent statement
From collective responsibility to minimum wage reform, the chief minister's urgent statement offered insight into the government’s priorities - and the divisions beneath them