THE former Lieutenant Governor, Sir Laurence New, has quit his role in the church after a disagreement with the Bishop.
Today’s Isle of Man Examiner has the full story.
The paper’s main story is about the government rescue of the Sefton Group. Chief Minister Allan Bell says why he agreed to using taxpayers’ money to rescue the company.
If Tesco had kept to its original timetable and got its way, the people of Castletown would have been shopping at a branch in the town for more than a year now. The Examiner reveals the latest situation with the proposal.
On page 3, we have the touching story of a man whose girlfriend died two years ago. He has scattered her ashes in places throughout the world. Reporter Lee Brooks has more.
People in Onchan have been blaming newly-installed traffic lights for delays in the village. The Department of Infrastructure says the issue is a matter of ‘driver education’.
Sport leads with Bacchas securing the men’s title in hockey’s premier division.
After a very sad week at Isle of Man Newspapers, we include tributes to one of our own reporters, Esther Richmond, who died on Tuesday aged 84.
The Examiner is in the shops now.