Chief Minister Howard Quayle says the Isle of Man doesn't need a champion for the elderly.
He was asked by Onchan MHK Rob Callister in the House of Keys yesterday if he has any plans to appoint a representative for the older people.
In response, Mr Quayle said the Council of Ministers doesn't think such a post is needed.
He also said younger people need more representation than the elderly as they can't make choices for themselves.
Braddan Commissioners to hold its first community day
Braddan Commissioners will be holding a community day tomorrow.
The Victory Cafe is up for sale
An iconic cafe at the bottom of Snaefell is up for sale.
Two ceremonies to be held to remember Summerland today
There'll be two ceremonies today to mark the anniversary of the 1973 Summerland disaster.
Plans for a new sauna on Laxey Promenade
There are plans for a new mobile sauna on Laxey Promenade.
Warning over strong cocaine batch
Public health officials say a batch of extra-pure cocaine has left a number of people in hospital.
Yellow weather warning in place for next week
The Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Monday, August 4.
Airport refurbishment plans nearing completion
The final phases of the revamp of the airport departure lounge are nearing completion.
Police want to speak to the buyer of motorbike they are hunting
Police have now served a notice on the new buyer of a motorcycle they are hunting.
