Rob Callister, MHK
Failt erriu – Welcome
Thank you for visiting my website; I hope you find the content useful.
These pages are designed to give as much information as possible about the work I do as an elected Member of the House of Keys and on behalf of the Constituency of Onchan that I am proud to serve.
Since May 2012 it has been an enormous privilege and honour to represent the Constituency of Onchan, firstly as an Onchan District Commissioner for four years before being elected to the House of Keys as an MHK in September 2016, and re-elected in September 2021.
I entered Manx Politics during a period of uncertainty and disruption, and at a time when the Island continues to go through a period of change. As a community we will continue to face many challenges locally, nationally and internationally over the next few years.
I remain a strong voice to ensure good governance and oversight on those key decisions that are made on your behalf involving finance, delivery and support, especially around the Manx Economy, Public Sector Housing, Telecoms, Community Policing, Health and Education.
My primary focus as an MHK has always been on representing the people of Onchan together with the wider Manx Community. So if you do have a particular problem, then I am always ready to listen and do what I can to help.
If there is something that you would like to discuss, then please do not hesitate to get in touch.
In am happy to look at any issue linked to Government Departments, our Parliament or anything on a local Constituency level, and that includes current government policy, regulations or legislation.
Finally, I would like to thank the people of Onchan for your trust and confidence in an MHK that continues to be very visible and engaging with all aspects of our community, approachable and hardworking on your behalf.
Best wishes
Rob Callister, CMgr, FCMI, Dip.(ITM), MHK
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Latest news…
We’re not building a bridge, get over it
Health Minister David Ashford –
The Infrastructure Minister has reaffirmed his department’s decision not to reintroduce a bridge crossing near the Grandstand.
After the previous bridge was removed following the 2019 TT, the Department of Infrastructure had planned to replace […]
Rob Callister calls for clarity after sacking
Former health minister Rob Callister MHK has called for clarity from Chief Minister Alfred Cannan about the circumstances of his dismissal.
Latest blog post…
Cost of living crisis this winter
The Isle of Man lifted all remaining Covid-19 restrictions on April 1 and, as the political member responsible for tourism and motorsport on the island, it has been fantastic to see our tourism sector take […]
Rob Callister MHK’s column: One of the most difficult periods for many years for the MUA
Having shared my own political journey on social media over the past five years, it does seem strange to be given an opportunity to write an article for the Isle of Man Examiner this week.
It is an enormous privilege […]
Latest parliamentary business…
Draft Area Plan for the East
