Do you have concerns or issues that you feel the need to voice to our elected government? Or even just an open conversation with the ministers – well, now is your chance.
Members of the public are invited to come along and have their voices heard at a series of roadshows with Isle of Man Government Ministers later this month.
Manx.News spoke to Deputy Chief Minister and Minister for Justice and Home Affairs, Jane Poole-Wilson MHK, she explained how she looks forward to the informal event:
Members of the public can attend any of the roadshows, which will be held in Castletown, Peel, Douglas and Ramsey
- South: Monday, April 22 – Castle Rushen High School
- West: Tuesday, April 23 – Queen Elizabeth II High School
- East: Wednesday, April 24 – Ballakermeen High School
- North: Thursday, April 25 – Ramsey Grammar School
Doors open at 5:30pm, with opportunities to meet with ministers, before concluding with a 45 minutes question and answer session.
Each roadshow will run until 8pm at the latest.
All of the venues are accessible, with car parking available on-site.
More information about the venues can be found on the roadshow webpage.
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