The chairman of Island passenger watchdog Travel Watch has hailed its first public meeting a success.
Around 60 members of the public attended the event, at the Villa Marina in Douglas.
Brendan O’Friel says travel links on and off Island are always likely to prompt debate (audio file attached):
Brendan O'Friel was speaking to James Davis on Mandate PM.
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