Claims the move is to make room for more retail space
A Manx charity says it's 'devastated' by claims Liverpool John Lennon Airport will be closing a Patient Quiet Room it funded.
The facility, which was officially opened in 2017, is designed to be a place where those from the Island who need medical treatment in the UK can wait for their flights in a comfortable setting.
Manx Breast Cancer Support Group says it's finding it 'difficult to believe' and says the decision has been made to make room for more retail space.
Manx Radio has approached the airport for comment.
Offshore wind farm plans to be "reviewed, refined and adapted"
Isle of Man Meats launches butchery apprenticeship programme
Government needs to put 'its money where its mouth is' on affordable housing
IoM not immune to issues of exploitation and modern slavery
Government can't put 'sticking plasters' on hospitality industry says minister
Crews tackle vehicle fire at Dhoon Tram Stop
