Horse tram staff will not be employed by the Department of Infrastructure - despite it taking over the operation of the service:
That's the Minister who was put on the spot in the House of Keys earlier this week - the service, which starts today, is set to run at a deficit of £100,000.
Phil Gawne admits it's a "temporary reprieve" after the council ditched the heritage attraction - he says long term decisions about its future need to be made "sooner rather than later".
Malew and Santon MHK Graham Cregeen questioned whether it's fair for it to be dropped on the next government:
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Manx Utilities seeks approval to store hazardous material in former amenity site
Social Security launches new messaging platform
Wildlife Park donates £4,000 towards saving Humboldt penguins on World Penguin Day
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Sights Matters IOM's headquarters turns 21 today
