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Tributes paid to 'wizard' TT commentator - Vimarsana News

Tributes paid to 'wizard' TT commentator

Tributes paid to 'wizard' TT commentator Death of Tim O'Hanlon confirmed Tributes are being paid after the death of a long-time member of the Manx Radio TT commentary team. 73-year-old Tim O'Hanlon was the time-keeper in the pit lane for the TT, Classic TT and Manx Grand Prix. The proud Manxman also served his community at a local level as a Marown commissioner for nearly 30 years. Fellow TT commentator, and Manx Radio News Editor, Tim Glover has described him as an 'absolute wizard' with a stopwatch:

Border policy under review due to new Covid strain - Vimarsana News

Border policy under review due to new Covid strain

Border policy under review due to new Covid strain Quayle confirms gov't will look again at controls There's to be a review of the Island's border controls after the emergence of a new variant of Covid-19 in the UK. It's resulted in several countries imposing a travel ban on passengers from Britain. Chief Minister Howard Quayle told Tim Glover the situation has prompted government here to look again at current restrictions:  

Public sector rent rise 'in tenants' best interests' - Vimarsana News

Public sector rent rise 'in tenants' best interests'

Public sector rent rise 'in tenants' best interests' Increasing public sector rents by 1% from April next year is in the tenants' best interests. That's the message from Infrastructure Minister Tim Baker as those living in the Island's 6,200 public sector homes face increased costs of between 78p and £1.52 per week. The Department of Infrastructure agreed to the price rise to cover the cost of maintenance. Tim Glover spoke with Mr Baker, who insists freezing rents would have only had a short-term benefit for those living in the properties: