The government has responded to over 400 freedom of information requests in twelve months.
The figure was revealed by Policy and Reform Minister, Chris Thomas, in written reply to a question in the House of Keys yesterday.
It was in response to a query from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse, and stated there were 430 between October 2017 and this year.
The highest amount in one month was in May with a total of 50 requests.
Doctor cuts info won't be made public by government
The Department of Health and Social Care says it won't reveal any plans to cut back on the Island's emergency doctor service.
Gas roadworks on Douglas quay
Work on gas mains means temporary traffic lights on a busy road in Douglas.
Are you missing your Lamborghini?
If you've lost your leccy Lambo, it's been found in Peel.
Northern lights show again tonight?
The Island could be in for another spectacular light show tonight, with a huge solar flare heading towards earth.
Free online seminar explores Celtic coastlines
An online seminar is taking place tomorrow featuring the history behind the Manx seaside.
Cruise ship arriving in Peel tomorrow
A cruise ship is due arrive off the west of the Island tomorrow.
Season 3 of 'Heartstopper' coming this autumn
A Manx actor will return to our small screens this autumn for season 3 of a hit Netflix show.
Assisted dying campaigners gathering outside gov buildings from 10am
Supporters of assisted dying will gather outside the House of Keys this morning.
