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The name is the same, but it's out with the old and in with the new in Middle.
Social care minister Martyn Quayle was the first ministerial casualty of the 2011 House of Keys election.
He lost the seat to Howard Quayle, trailing in third place behind challenger Paul Craine.
Howard Quayle polled 922 votes, or 41.8 per cent of the votes cast, with Mr Craine polling 560.
Martyn Quayle got 466, and Juan Cottier was fourth with 250.
Neil Taverner wins Cleveland Medal
Breesha Kelsey took the win for the Sheffield Plate
Minister acknowledges need to act quickly to mitigate concerns of hospitality sector
The LVA chairman has pledged to work with the Department to find options for support
Technical issue behind flight delay
The flight to Bristol was meant to leave the Island at 4.30pm
Police carry out investigation following concerns over welfare of dog
It happened on in Douglas yesterday afternoon
Residency requirements and 2027 implementation among proposed changes to assisted dying bill
MHKs to consider amendment at next week's House of Keys sitting
Isle of Man public service grows to 7,500
It's risen by 625 in four years
