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:
Government issues clarification on proposed changes to public housing policy
"There is no proposal to reduce the 10-year residency requirement"
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Charity also on the lookout for more volunteers
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh sideboard on display at Knockaloe
Government 'supporting' Strix after announcement of Ramsey factory closure
Department for Enterprise responds
Minister acknowledges challenges facing hospitality industry
Chris Thomas says recruitment rules are adding to the pressures facing the sector