Bus fare capping begins on the Isle of Man tomorrow (Tuesday 1 November).
It's part of a three-month trail aimed at helping people cope with rising costs.
From tomorrow, fares will be capped at a maximum of £2 per journey.
Tynwald approved the move last month as part of a government support package to help islanders deal with high inflation and energy bills.
It's thought the cap could cost the Manx government around £170 thousand pounds.
Police seeking info for Central Douglas car damage
Police are investigating a fail to stop collision in the Douglas area over the weekend.
Man charged over £1,000 for criminal damage and assault
A night out which ended in a drunken fight has cost a Douglas man more than £1,000.
Ben my Chree to switch with Manxman for Heysham sailings
The Ben my Chree is taking over from the Manxman today.
Andreas play park equipment arrives
Andreas Commissioners has had equipment for a new play area delivered.
Man accused of window break-in and assault appears in Court
A Douglas man is accused of breaking into an Anagh Coar home by climbing through a window and assaulting the occupant.
Gas, car tax and sewage charges on HOK agenda
The House of Keys sits this morning, with questions about gas supplies, car tax and sewage charges on the agenda.
Police receive over 120 messages from potential interpreters
Isle of Man Constabulary has thanked the public for sharing their request for interpreters.
Noble's Park run granted five-year guarantee
A weekly community run through Noble's Park has been given a five-year guarantee by Douglas Council.
