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Gap between UK and Manx minimum wage set to increase - Vimarsana News

Gap between UK and Manx minimum wage set to increase

Low earners £1.25 p/h better off across

Claims criteria for public housing is 'excluding struggling families' - Vimarsana News

Claims criteria for public housing is 'excluding struggling families'

Ramsey MHK calls for entry requirements to be reviewed

'Involve ratepayers in big money decision', says Watson - Vimarsana News

'Involve ratepayers in big money decision', says Watson

A Douglas councillor says ratepayers should be involved in any decisions that involve spending large sums of money. Devon Watson was speaking a...

No interference found in Douglas election - Vimarsana News

No interference found in Douglas election

Saturday, 19 December 2020 - Politics An Investigation had been launched into an unsealed ballot box found at the Douglas Council by-election in October Click to buy photos from our newspaper ➔ Printed and digital download photos available An investigation into an unsealed ballot box at a Douglas Council by-election has found there was no interference with voting. The number of ballot papers ’allied precisely with the number declared as issued at the polling station’, the authority said in a statement. Labour candidates Devon Watson and Samuel Hamer were declared the new repr...

Too many sites are wasted on parking, councillors believe - Vimarsana News

Too many sites are wasted on parking, councillors believe

News from Douglas Printed and digital download photos available Douglas councillors have, yet again, hit out at undeveloped brownfield sites in the capital being used for car parking. In this month’s sitting of the council, members debated parking after planners rejected an application to extend the use of a piece of land on the South Quay for parking by a further two years. The council’s environmental services committee had written to planners objecting to the application, a position supported by council leader David Christian. Mr Christian said the use of brownfield sites for car pa...