2021 Election Announcement – Lawrie Hooper MHK (lhooperiom.com)

Following our evening public discussion on housing matters last Thursday, Liberal Vannin reaffirms its policy commitment agreed last year: Liberal Vannin will campaign for an Island-wide policy to provide affordable, suitable and sustainable housing to meet the needs of Manx residents. In doing so, we recognise that: More lower cost homes for purchase and rent

Founder member of Liberal Vannin, Peter Karran gives his views on topics that takes his fancy in this regular column for our website 3. On CoMin Waste, Jobs for the Boys – and Banks If we’re ever to stop government from paying champagne prices for brown stout when it comes to the spending of public

Founder member of Liberal Vannin, Peter Karran gives his views on topics that takes his fancy in this regular column for our website 2. The Island’s Exclusive Economic Zone – EEZ Every maritime nation has the right of an Exclusive Economic Zone up to the median line to the adjacent country that covers the sea

Founder member of Liberal Vannin, Peter Karran gives his views on topics that takes his fancy in this regular column for our website 1: Raising Revenue through an Island Patent Office The need for new economic engines based on a sound and sustainable economic basis has never been more important. One of the issues that

Following our recent media release on the consultation on the Government’s Animal Welfare Bill – What’s the Game With Animal Welfare? – Liberal Vannin – Liberal Vannin have arranged an online discussion on Animal Welfare Law on the Island. It will be held at 7.30pm on Thursday, March 25th. Guest speaker will be Sarah Dixon

Animal Welfare Bill Consultation The government has launched a consultation process on the proposed Animal Welfare Bill. Details can be found at: Animal Welfare Bill 2021 – Cabinet Office of the Isle of Man Government – Citizen Space Liberal Vannin have been campaigning on this issue for a long time, with our party leader, Lawrie

Vehicle Duty Debacle Proposals to increase vehicle duty being laid before Tynwald have been rightly condemned with a c5,000 petition calling for them to be abandoned. Before the budget was announced, Liberal Vannin said that “Now is not the time” to impose higher taxes on individuals and businesses as they still cope with the economic