A candidate running for this September's General Election says she wants to protect the Island's reserves by proposing a slight tax increase for everyone.
Michelle Inglis, who's unemployed, has declared for Douglas Central - she claims the Isle of Man has taken a 'backwards step' and opportunities are now 'few and far between'.
She says the previous administration has demonstrated a lack of planning, succession planning, transparency and honesty 'in all areas'.
July Tynwald sitting commencing today
Island legislation, medicinal cannabis and nursery care will all be discussed at today's Tynwald sitting.
Views still sought on proposed drone laws
People have until the end of the month to have their say over proposed new laws for drones.
Big medal scoop for Island at games
Island athletes collected nearly 70 medals at this years Island games in Gibraltar.
Director of Prosecutions resigns
The Island's Director of Prosecutions has resigned.
Balls cleaned after public outcry
Dirty lampposts at a popular Douglas landmark have been spruced up after big demands on social media.
Coalition welcomes new chair of climate team
The appointment of the new chair for the government's climate change team has been welcomed by the Isle of Man Climate Change Coalition (IOMCCC).
Think-tank to give evidence on poverty
A UK think-tank will give evidence on the issue of Poverty to a Tynwald committee next week.
Lifeboat aids yacht off coast
Peel Lifeboat was called out at the weekend to help a yacht in difficulty.
