The author of a report into Manx Radio says it has become an ‘annual sport’ to kick a national treasure.
Radio and media adviser John Myers was asked to carry out an independent review into the station as part of a Tynwald committee’s assessment of public service broadcasting.
And while he’s outlined areas for improvement in Manx Radio’s music policy - and called for a reduction in the station’s management structure - Mr Myers says his findings paint a general healthy picture.
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