No evidence of transmission of Covid-19
Takeaways on the Isle of Man will not be closed during the latest lockdown.
The Council of Ministers has confirmed it considered whether or not to shut them down but decided it was not necessary.
It’s something that had been trialed in Guernsey last year.
However Health Minister David Ashford and Chief Minister Howard Quayle said the Island would not be following suit:
Port St Mary Commissioners increase rates by eight percent
It says there were 'multiple factors' driving the rise
Public Health launches Island-wide survey on medicinal cannabis use
Residents invited to share experiences and attitudes as researchers assess substance use patterns following law changes
Steam Packet freight charge increase 'not linked to minimum wage'
3.3 percent rise came into force in October
2018 immigration changes 'stripped away safeguards', says advocate
Changes made to skilled worker route criticised at public meeting
Mountain Road closure to be reassessed at 12pm
Route shut last night due to snow and ice