Question tabled for House of Keys sitting
The Isle of Man needs a waste strategy that is ‘practical’.
That’s the view of a former infrastructure minister who says 'heads should be knocked together' to come up with it.
In the House of Keys today (9 July) current minister Tim Crookall will be asked about the future of waste disposal on the Island.
The question has been tabled by Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse.
Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas says he believes there are a series of problems which need to be solved:
There are 12 questions tabled for the sitting which will start at 10am.
You can listen to it HERE.
A public meeting is being held on Thursday (11 July) for residents to understand the changes at the Northern Civic Amenity Site; it will take place at Ramsey Grammar School from 7pm.
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