Measures may not be necessary after further vaccine rollout
This could be the last time the Isle of Man has to go through the lockdown process - if everyone follows the rules.
That's the belief of the Island's director of public health.
Dr Henrietta Ewart has stressed the importance of sticking to the guidance during the latest 21-day circuit breaker - including avoiding household mixing.
She says progress on rolling out the vaccine means this approach may not be necessary in the future:
Total cost of 20mph scheme expected to be £400,000
Rollout expected to be completed by the end of 2026
New political members join health department
Minister Without Portfolio among those appointed to DHSC
More details on first Isle of Man Wetherspoons
'The Conister Arms' to open on 14 May
Anti-social behaviour causes 'damage beyond repair' to Castletown toilets
Commissioners say soap dispensers were nearly a week old
