An MHK has accused a government department of losing its way, after a 20 mph sign was installed in the middle of a pavement.
Onchan MHK Rob Callister says he has to question what is happening within the Department of Infrastructure and that it may have lost its way.
He said the speed sign was fitted in the middle of a path in Onchan and the DOI Minister confirmed it was positioned incorrectly and would be removed.
However, instead of being removed, the post has been tarmacked over.
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