Public need to have their say on means testing

Tuesday, 11 November 2014 00:00

People need to make their voices heard about the process of means testing.

That's the opinion of Onchan commissioner Rob Callister who will be one of the speakers at an open debate on the topic on Friday.

He says it's an extremely topical issue:

The meeting will take place at Onchan Parish Hall at 7pm - Rob says people need to stand up to government and have their opinions considered:

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