The cost of having plans checked and building work inspected is going to rise.
The Department of Infrastructure's Building Fees Regulations Act 2013 has come into force this week.
It means an increase of 3.5 per cent.
The department says despite the rise the Island's fee levels remain lower than in most other jurisdictions.
Public invited to speak to dementia nurses at event
Members of the public will have the chance to speak to specialist nurses at an event marking Dementia Awareness Week.
Man plans to run 12 marathons in 12 days
A Douglas man is training to run 12 marathons in 12 days to raise money for Rebecca House Children's Hospice.
Figures on care and children's home inspections released by government
Four-hundred-and-fifty nine inspections were carried out by the government on adult care homes over the past decade, with 63 being unannounced.
Manx Care won't be paying for weight-loss jabs
The Island's health service won't pay for weight-loss jabs this year.
Evening ferry delayed
This evening's Steam Packet crossing to Heysham has been delayed, Thursday, September 18.
Record numbers using pool after government investment
The government says it’s seen record numbers of people using its specialist hydrotherapy pool after a £200,000 investment in it.
Island inflation rises, but still under UK figure
Inflation on the Island saw a jump of 0.5 per cent last month.
No data on social housing fibre installations
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says his department doesn't hold figures about people paying for broadband installation.
