The Island's capital will get a new mayor next month after a councillor was selected by local authority members.
Councillor Debra Anne Marie Pitts will serve as the Mayor of Douglas for the coming municipal year.
Mrs Pitts, who represents Derby Ward, is part of a political dynasty - both her mother Dot Pitts and father Stephen Pitts have both held the office.
Her selection still needs to be confirmed at the council's annual general meeting, which takes place on Wednesday, May 10th.
Fire crews deal with utility room blaze
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Post Office suspends mail to Venezuela
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Mountain Road closed due to snowfall
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Yellow weather warning for snow and ice
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Local authority homes could be improved
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Questions about waiting times for stomach procedures
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Planned changes to employment laws to be read in Keys
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Peel's up next for Christmas lights!
Peel's up next to switch on its Christmas lights today.
