A Tynwald committee is taking evidence as part of an enquiry into the meat plant and countryside care scheme.
They are among the issues which will be discussed as part of the Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review.The committee was set up in May after Tynwald ruled the Island’s current agricultural policy needed to be looked at.
Anyone who wants to submit evidence has until July 31st.
Church awarded grant to replace heating system
Marown Parish Church has received £50,000 towards a new heating system and an upgraded electricity supply.
Charity rejects financial support from DHSC
A charity offering hyperbaric oxygen therapy has rejected the offer of financial support from the Department of Health and Social Care.
Douglas nightclub reopens after major makeover
A well-known Douglas nightclub has reopened its doors after more than two and a half years.
Islanders warned over fake Revolut scam calls
The Cyber Security Centre say residents have been receiving calls from individuals claiming to be from Revolut.
Record-breaking heat as Island sees two warmest summers ever
The Isle of Man has experienced its two warmest summers on record in the last two years, according to Ronaldsway Met Office.
Commissioners to buy 30 houses to meet the demands of housing wait list
Braddan Commissioners says purchasing 30 affordable houses from the ‘Braddan Woods’ development will help meet the demands of its social housing wait list.
Peel voters get chance to quiz Glenfaba and Peel candidates
A pre-election meeting will be held in Peel this week.
Isle of Man businesses warned over new Iran sanctions
The Treasury says UK sanctions planned against Iran will apply to the Isle of Man.
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