The man behind Bushy's beer tent says he's pleased he perserved to get the TT staple in its usual spot.
It was a somewhat shaky start for Martin Brunnschweiler who had to re-apply for the Bottleneck site after Douglas Council put it out to tender.
Although the tent is a focal point of the TT festivities he says it can only continue if it is financially viable.
Despite this Martin says he has already made a firm commitment to the tent for the foreseeable future:
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MHK wants changes to tax laws for couples
Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper will ask for Tynwald's backing to change tax laws for couples next month.
What does it take to close roads?
An MHK wants to know what the Department of Infrastructure takes into account when it closes roads.
Firefighters called to fire at tip this morning
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Airport recruiting for firefighters
Would-be firefighters are being recruited to keep Ronaldsway Airport safe.
Northern roads to close for half marathon this weekend
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City centre street to close for two days
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Workshop about impact of substance abuse this morning
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Total of 44 bus services running during strike today
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