Head of PR firm has been advising candidates on public image
Social media could play a greater role than ever in the results of next week's general election.
That's according to Jason Roberts, the man behind newly-formed PR agency Chips Cheese & Gravy Media.
He's been advising prospective MHKs on crafting a professional public image.
Around two-thirds of candidates in 2016 run a campaign Facebook page - which Jason says is an increasingly popular way to do politics.
Drone pilots warned of exclusion zones during road racing
Restrictions also in force during Red Arrows
No self-driving car laws expected before 2027
Minister says currently 'no risk' of autonomous vehicles being brought to the Island
Cannan: 'Too early to reveal any re-election plans'
Chief minister won't be drawn on if he's standing in September
Techstars Startup event to take place in July
Over 50 professionals set to come to the Island
Tynwald petitioners advised to seek advice
Guidance can be found online or from the Legislative Buildings