The Chief Minister Alfred Cannan MHK is inviting the public to come along and have their voices heard at a series of roadshows later this month.
Announcing the dates, the Chief Minister said: “As we reach the half-way point of this administration we want to hear from the public and listen to what they have to say.”
Manx.News spoke to the Chief Minister about the roadshows, and how the Ministers will be able to pick up on issues that are expressed:
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.
Meet the Ministers roadshows
The Chief Minister continued: “It’s important we listen – and that is certainly the focus of these roadshows – but they also give us an opportunity to demonstrate the progress we are making in delivering on Government’s objectives and how these are being refined and reprioritised over the next twelve months.
“I offer a sincere and open invitation to everyone on our Island – including our young people – to come along and have their say.”
To help gauge numbers, the public are encouraged to register their attendance in advance on Eventbrite, although anyone is welcome to turn up on the day and register on arrival.
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