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Gef’s Daily Roundup
CHIPS, CHESSE AND GRAVY BABY!
Chip Cheese and Gravy!
It’s the best day of the year and we’re celebrating it with Johnny and the team at New Cod on the Block!
Buses
Bus fares will remain capped at a maximum of £2 until March 31. A three-month trial was announced in August 2022 as part of a package of measures designed to support island residents and businesses through the winter. A review of fares is underway with any changes expected to come into effect from April 1. Infrastructure Minister Chris Thomas said: ‘We have a great bus service here in the Isle of Man and I’d encourage everyone to make the most of it. The fare cap has resulted in a small increase in passengers and seen added value and savings for existing users. Extending the fare cap is welcome and it will enable the team at Bus Vannin to continue supporting our community whilst the review of pricing is concluded.’
Glen
Improvement works have commenced to the entrance of Molly Quirk’s Glen from Glen View Road, Onchan and are expected to last three or four days. DEFA is asking visitors to use alternative entrances to the Glen either via Whitebridge Road or Little Mill Road throughout.
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