Hundreds expected for Post Office march

Friday, 9 January 2015 00:00

The campaign to save the Ramsey Post Office shows no signs of abating.

The team behind the facebook group will be presenting a new petition to Tynwald prior to this month's sitting.

Another public meeting is also planned for later on this month - again, at the Ramsey Grammar School.

Campaigner Andrea Howroyd told us a march will take place o the 17th January; she says they want to see as many people as possible turn up in support:

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