Brexit discussions for Chief Minister this week

Monday, 19 December 2016 00:00

The Chief Minister will be returning to Westminster tomorrow to give more evidence on the repercussions of Brexit on the Isle of Man.

Howard Quayle says he's been to London 'nearly every other week' promoting the Island's position and trying to make sure we're remembered when discussions take place.

One of the points he'll raise this week is the issue of free movement of people and goods and how important that is to the Island - especially as we look to increase our workforce:

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