Former Peel MHK considering standing in House of Keys election
Tim Crookall won't be standing in next week's Legislative Council election.
The Clerk of Tynwald has confirmed Mr Crookall, who had been seeking re-election, has withdrawn from the vote.
The former Peel MHK says he's now considering standing for the House of Keys in the 2021 General Election, so has decided to stand back from LegCo.
Mr Crookall was first elected to Keys in 2006, before being elected to the Council in 2015.
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