People in the Isle of Man are being warned the credit crunch will affect them.
There is unease in the housing market in the United Kingdom and worldwide financial gloom, and homeowners in the Island are being told they are not immune.
The comments are from Director of Information for the Celtic League Bernard Moffatt (pictured), who was a guest on Talking Heads today:
Committee calls for new sea services framework by end of 2025
Panel also wants Tynwald to consider whether operator should be a statutory board instead of arm's length
E-gaming company fined £700,000 over regulatory failings
BMO Manx was licensed between 2021 and 2023
Isle of Man's food security 'exceptionally good' says chief minister
Alfred Cannan defends Food Security Plan which was backed by Tynwald
Gas company says reduction is 'great news' for customers in the middle of winter
It takes effect from 1 January 2025
