Two contesting 22 October by-election
A former MHK has pledged to 'get things done' if he's elected onto the board of Onchan District Commissioners.
David Quirk says traffic concerns and policing in the community are two issues at the heart of his campaign.
He and Kim Corlett are both standing for the one vacancy on the local authority; with voters heading to the polls on Thursday, 22 October.
Mr Quirk is confident he can effect a 'great deal' of change in the six-month term he'd be in office.
"We have traffic implications in Onchan. We have concerns about the DOT [sic] not performing its duties correctly.
"And I'm sad to say too the commissioners not looking after their constituents."
Having served on the board twice before, Mr Quirk gave a damning verdict on the local authority's current performance.
"I would say it's poor.
"I hope to achieve a great deal [if elected] because I do have knowledge how government works."
He insists the problem of youth crime is of pressing importance.
"The first thing I'd be doing is making sure we ask the police to provide a community beat officer that's dedicated to Onchan to put a stop to this hooliganism, vandalism that's going on.
"I'll be able to put policies in there. I've got a great ear for listening and a great ear for getting things done."
TT fans 'need to be able to book sailings far in advance'
Bride organising waste collection after Birchalls arrangement 'terminated'
Millennium Bridge to close nightly for maintenance work
DoI seeks to extend use of temporary silt removal and storage site
Chamber of Commerce calls on gov to address immigration challenges
TV series greenlit for former Isle of Man based author
