Island reaches 29 days free of new Covid-19 cases
People may need support adapting to the 'new Manx normal'.
The Chief Minister Howard Quayle has made the comments after 29 days in a row, with no new cases of coronavirus.
Mr Quayle says whilst the Island returns to a new normal, new challenges may arise:
Fastcraft sailings experiencing delays
Departed later than scheduled from Belfast overnight
Five local authorities looking for by-election candidates
Ballaugh, Jurby, Port Erin and Ramsey Commissioners as well as Douglas Council need new members
TT sexual health campaign 'really good value for money', says Public Health
Total cost was less than £2,000
Man admits hitting friend with hammer after argument
McCormick left the man with a wound that needed glueing and stitches
Peel Commissioners to review 'Peel Day' after complaints on social media
Clerk Derek Sewell says town relies on event to 'attract' tourists