Douglas Council says it's beaten a rates collection target for the year.
When the local authority meets on Wednesday, members will consider a monthly financial review for February from the executive committee.
In it, it says it had aimed to collect 98.5 per cent of rates for the last year.
However, that figure was in fact 99.2 per cent, beating its target.
Digital red TT flags being tested this week
The Department of Infrastructure says drivers don't need to follow race directions if they spot digital flags lit up this week.
Covid spring booster jab available in Ramsey
There's a chance to pick up your spring booster of the Covid jab in Ramsey today.
'Spitsbergen' cruise liner returns to Island tomorrow
The first cruise ship to visit the Island this year will be back tomorrow.
Ferry terminal, hospitality, minimum wage and skills strategy on Tynwald agenda
Tynwald sits from today, with 21 questions on the agenda.
Man who touched man in Douglas bar admits indecent assault
A Douglas man who touched up a man in a city centre bar has been handed a suspended jail sentence.
Peel lifeboat helps yacht with engine failure
Lifeboat crews were called to help a yacht with engine failure on Saturday.
Shoplifting dropped slightly last year, figures show
Shoplifting on the Island rose sharply after lockdown, but dropped last year, according to figures from the police.
Why are hospitality jobs being lost?
Why has unemployment risen in two sectors of the economy over the past few years, and what's the government doing about it?
