Ramsey's War Memorial's future is safe - no matter who owns the courthouse building.
So says Rushen MHK Juan Watterson whose private members bill guaranteeing protection for war memorials was passed in 2015.
Concerns had been raised about the future of the northern monument after the Department of Home Affairs announced it was selling the courthouse - with the memorial in the grounds - for £475,000.
Mr Watterson says there are strong legal protections in place:
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First - and most-devoted - German fans arriving for TT!
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Don't get caught out by pet travel rule changes!
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Minister hopes to save £800,000 out of government's £1.3 billion budget
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TT safety cars switch from Honda to BMW
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Two hit and run crashes in 24 hours in Castletown
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Laxey mine site closed to public
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