Should people get a third way to directly petition the government?
That's the question on the lips of Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse.
When the House of Keys sits from 10am on Tuesday, he'll ask Chief Minister Alf Cannan if the Council of Ministers has considered giving a way for people to petition the government.
Presently, people can present petitions on matters of public interest to Tynwald or deliver petitions for redress of grievance on Tynwald Day.
Andrew Harris to stand in Glenfaba and Peel
A candidate has come forward to stand in Glenfaba and Peel in this year's general election.
Minister insists primary schools have enough devices
Education Minister Daphne Caine says all primary schools have enough iPads and laptops to teach youngsters.
Hotel demolition was allowed without permission over danger
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture says it allowed the Castletown Golf Links Hotel to be demolished without planning permission because the building was dangerous.
Cruise ship to make final visit today
A cruise ship with around 500 passengers and crew is making her third and final visit of the year to the Island today.
1,268 competitors to tackle Parish Walk this year
A total of 1,268 people are set to take part in this weekend's Parish Walk.
Beach stage needs busking talent!
Could you keep beachgoers in the west of the Island entertained?
Loafs to leathers plan to be discussed next week
Part of the former Ramsey Bakery could become a Ramsey bikery next week.
Would-be MHKs asked to sign Pride Pledge
All election candidates are being invited to sign a pledge supporting LGBTQ rights.
