Select committee hear evidence
It's been suggested school children on the Isle of Man should be taught more about the Island's built heritage.
A Tynwald committee, chaired by Marlene Maska MLC, has been taking place this morning looking into the topic.
Evidence has been heard from people involved in heritage and traditional trades.
Tony Pass, an architect and retired town planner, says more should be done to raise awareness:
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Bus strike action continues
Drivers stage first in series of walkouts planned throughout March
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