Dependent on pressure on health service
The chief minister says he will 'never say never' to taking additional steps to shut down the latest outbreak of Covid-19.
Howard Quayle has admitted it is 'jarring' to see the virus spreading.
Speaking at today's media briefing he said learning to live with it was never going to be easy.
And Mr Quayle said there was a possibility that additional measures would be needed if the pressure on the health service becomes too severe:
Peel bar impacted by bus strikes
Some bus drivers on the Isle of Man has resumed strike action over pay and contracts.
Care funding reform report delayed following ministerial change
Health minister says Council of Ministers will consider proposals before update to Tynwald in spring
Charity plans baby loss memorial garden at Noble's Hospital
Arlo’s Adventure is appealing for help from the Manx community to transform an unused courtyard
New rights for neonatal care leave and carer's leave on the way
Employment (Amendment) Bill 2025 completed its passage through Legislative Council
Manx Wildlife Trust launches new internship programme
Four full-time placements on offer from September to May
