Community, Culture and Leisure Minister Graham Cregeen says he’s hopeful the end’s in sight in the bus dispute.
A row over pay and conditions as the government tries to save £300,000 a year has seen a number of strikes, including throughout TT.
Mr Cregeen says an offer put to drivers has been extended after their union, Unite asked for more time to consider it.
He says he hopes a resolution could now be achieved:
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