Local people should think hard about shopping habits
The Treasury Minister has appealed to local people to think hard about their shopping habits, during the current coronovirus crisis.
Shelves have been stripped of items such as toilet rolls, hand sanitizer and even pasta as soon as it arrives.
After listing his forty million pounds of support to help businesses and individuals come through the present situation, Alf Cannan asked people to consider how their actions could affect the Island.
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