Chris Thomas says people want money in pockets
Improving the quality of life is high on the agenda of West Douglas MHK Chris Thomas.
He's seeking re-election in the new constituency of Central Douglas when Islanders go to the polls in September's general election.
Mr Thomas believes a key priority for the next government should be ensuring people have enough money in their pockets.
He says the morale of those in frontline services is low - and it's an issue that needs addressing:
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