A general election candidate from the far north believes the Isle of Man is too 'Douglas-centric'.
Liberal Vannin candidate Pat Ayres is challenging Eddie Teare, who has served the constituency of Ayre since winning his seat in a bye-election in 2004.
Mr Ayres, 56, is a semi-retired transport manager and believes the Island needs a change in its politics.
On Mandate this morning (Wednesday) he suggested the government's administration could move north:
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