Emma Honey says if elected she would act with 'integrity and honesty'
An election candidate for Ramsey's North Ward says residents want to see 'regeneration and revitalisation' in the town.
Emma Honey, who works for the Northern Chamber of Commerce, believes the town has a lot of brownfield sites which need developing and 'repurposing' into usable spaces.
Residents in the North Ward will be able to vote at Ramsey Town Hall from 8am until 8pm on Thursday 24 April.
She says after reading negative comments on social media about the town, she'd like to 'co-create' a vision for the town to make them more positive.
Local Democracy Reporter Emma Draper has been speaking to her:
The other candidates standing for Ramsey Commissioners North Ward are: Pauline Johns-Garrett, Juan McGuinness, Katrina Netelat, Andrea Nolan, Elizabeth Shimmin, Margaret Webb and Wilf Young.
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