The Isle of Man will not be held to ransom by bus drivers and their union.
That’s the message from government after Unite announced a 12 day strike over the TT period.
It’s due to start on Saturday, May 25th and last until Wednesday, June 5th.
Chief Minister Allan Bell has called the move selfish and
irresponsible and says government will not be giving in:
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