Traffic, tourism and economy among election concerns
She said she had 'lived, worked, and breathed Onchan" and was "sad" no candidates had considered tourism as a priority. She said: "I truly believe that tourism underpins the Isle of Man. A rollout of more 20mph zones around the island, including near schools and residential areas, began under the previous administration.
- ▪She said she had 'lived, worked, and breathed Onchan" and was "sad" no candidates had considered tourism as a priority.
- ▪She said: "I truly believe that tourism underpins the Isle of Man.
- ▪A rollout of more 20mph zones around the island, including near schools and residential areas, began under the previous administration.
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Traffic, tourism and economy among election concernsImage caption, Sally Hellwich has lived in Onchan for 30 years and runs a family businessByAlex BlakeIsle of ManPublished1 minute agoResidents and business owners in Onchan have said traffic, tourism and the cost of living are among their key concerns ahead of the 2026 House of Keys election.The constituency has the second largest population on the Isle of Man after Douglas, and sits along the east coast.Sally Hellwich, who runs a family travel business, has lived in Onchan for 30 years. She said she had 'lived, worked, and breathed Onchan" and was "sad" no candidates had considered tourism as a priority. She said: "I truly believe that tourism underpins the Isle of Man.
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