Quayle scopes targets for next administration
The chief minister says keeping the Island's tax rates at 'zero/ ten' will be the biggest challenge for the next administration.
Howard Quayle claims making sure the Isle of Man remains an attractive location to live and work will be key moving forward.
Yesterday, he announced he is stepping back from politics and won't be standing for re-election this September.
Mr Quayle believes his successor will have an important job:
Should the horse tram tracks be fully reinstated?
Call in Tynwald for quicker decision
Ex-chief minister backs bid for alcohol sales on Steam Packet trips
Tony Brown says operator should be allowed to serve drinks within Manx 12-mile limit
Sod-breaking ceremony should mark 150th anniversary of horse tramway, suggests Victorian Society
"How nice it would be if they had someone special to dig the first sod"
Island's armed policing policies about resilience, not in response to a particular threat
Officers hope to reassure the public about how it's implemented here at a talk
Horse trams, hospital bed pressures and Middle East impact among issues for March Tynwald
Members will question ministers on healthcare capacity, flood defences, transport disruption and government services
