Andy Onchan

Don't worry Woolley, the The Cabinet Office are ready and waiting to subsume them all. It's easy peasy when you know how.

So, as you're wearing your MNH hat (as a Trustee) on this occasion, can you confirm that this is already a done deal? And a supplementary: since when did your Minister become the mouthpiece for MNH?

As I said in another thread it's the Manx equivalent of the Soviet Politburo Democratic Centralisation process. This is about as unaccountable as you can get.

Not you as well, Shirley not?

Should've been, no lack of real life character actors to fill the roles

But many already pay for music and the spoken word. I do.

Read your last sentence again and cast your mind back to the interview room bugging scandal: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/isle-of-man-officers-accused-of-bugging-interview-room-r97kh05vhw3 Not the Manx Police's finest hour, I would suggest.

https://www.businesstraveller.com/business-travel/2019/10/18/flight-shame-could-lead-flybe-to-cut-domestic-routes/

I think you'll find that the fuckwits you allude to have long gone with their gold plated pensions.

That's how I understand it as well but probably won't appease those who have blinkers on.

Google "impending global economic collapse" and see what pops up. The writing's on the wall/screen, whatever.

How so?

If you broke that 20.8 hours down into age demographics then the amount of time might not be as grand as it might sound (pun intended). To me at least. To put that in perspective it's just shy of 3 hours a day across the whole demographic. If you're in a car or using other forms of public transport to/from work doing an hour round trip, leaves slightly less than a further 2 hours listening time during the day. And that time, I suspect is used for listing to news and traffic before you get on the road/bus or whatever. For the non-working population I would expect many more hours.

Quite possibly but look at the choice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_radio_stations_in_the_United_Kingdom