Island needs more people in their 20s
Efforts are being stepped up to encourage more people in their 20s to the Island.
The latest census showed a 1.4% decline in the population - with a particular problem retaining those aged 20 to 29.
It's something the Department of Education and Children is trying to address.
Chief Executive Ronald Barr says a new project should give them an insight into how to make the Island a more attractive place for Milllennials:
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