Public row with former vicar now behind him
The Island’s Lord Bishop says he’s put a public row with one of his former vicars behind him.
Robert Paterson officially leaves his post next week after eight years in the role.
Last month, a church tribunal upheld a raft of disciplinary charges against Dr Jules Gomes who has subsequently accused the Bishop of taking a dictatorial line tantamount to Sharia law - the strict legal code of Islam governing public behaviour.
The Bishop says he doesn’t intend to dignify those comments with a reply.
New cancer support centre 'weeks away' from completion
Cummal Mooar delay evidences more 'glib platitudes' from government, says commissioner
Manx Shearwater numbers 'bounce back' after work to tackle rodent problem
Chilli and BBQ Festival looks to bring 'food celebration' back to the Island
Warning against parking illegally at Douglas War Memorial