Former Arbory and Rushen Commissioner keen to see reduction in bureaucracy
A newly-elected MHK believes local government and central government can be a 'really powerful force' if they work together.
Kirrie Jenkins topped the poll in Arbory, Castletown and Malew, having previously served as an Arbory and Rushen Commissioner.
She says bureaucracy can slow progress when it comes to tackling local authority matters.
She told Manx Radio she's keen to see change in this area:
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