Protesters make their voices heard on incapacity reviews

Wednesday, 17 February 2016 00:00

Demonstrators made their frustrations against incapacity assessments heard on the streets of Douglas yesterday.

They gathered outside Tynwald before the February sitting started.

Treasury Minister Eddie Teare and other politicians were accosted on their way in by protesters insisting Dependability Limited isn't qualified to judge residents.

Joined in their views by the Manx Labour Party, Liberal Vannin Party and the Celtic League - we asked them what they want to see happen:

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