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October’s Most Read
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Well Hop tu Naa is here, Remembrance Sunday is coming and October will soon just be a fever dream.
We’ve seen a lot this month, but what was our most read?
Coming in at number one, a late entry and one we still don’t know much about, it was the Police announcing they had arrested three men and seized a lot of drugs after the incident last week which saw the Sloc closed.
Everyone was going potato mad at number two as Terry’s Tato’s opened up on Stand Street.
A Coastguard helicopter meeting the Ben-my-Chree is a rare sight and indeed it was one that saw thousands of you heading our way. We didn’t manage to get an update on the casualty, but we hope they’ve had a speedy recovery.
A car crash at Crosby Co-op secured the fourth place in our October league table, fortunately no-one was badly injured.
Picking up the Europa League spot in October was one right from the start of the month when EVF issued a plea for islanders to back local businesses.
We were as surprised as all of you that Shoprite didn’t make it into the top five, its announced sale to Tesco only made it in at eight!
