Government continue to make savings as it sells off buildings and office space which is no longer in use.
This revenue generating initiative was devised as a way of helping government in the huge undertaking to rebalance the books.
In recent years annual rental spend has reduced by over £700,000. This figure is expected to double by 2018.
Chief Minister Allan Bell says the money generated by selling surplus property has so far surpassed expectations:
Dog grooming business needs planning permission
A dog grooming business has applied for planning permission after its owner said she didn't know she needed it.
Hebridean Sky cruise ship arrives today
The west of the Island is getting its first visit of the year from a cruise ship today.
Number of children who committed crimes after police intervention not known, says MHK
The Island's Justice Minister says she doesn't know how many children have committed offences after interventions from the police early action team.
Biker seriously injured after van pulled out, Court hears
A court's heard a biker was left seriously injured after a van pulled out as she overtook it during TT.
Tynwald Day and rehearsal road closures announced
Road closures for the Island's National Day - and a rehearsal of the event - have been released.
Want to work at the Wildlife Park?
Would you like to look after small animals at the Wildlife Park?
Manx gov pays UK around £3.3m a year
The government says it's paying the UK around £3.3 million a year - but it's not sure what it's getting for its money.
Treasury Minister says Island's immigration service is 'busier than ever'
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says the Island's immigration service is busier than ever - and the increased demand looks to be permanent.
