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'.
Princess Anne to make Island visit
Princess Anne will make a one-day visit to the Island later this week.
Former ministers to give evidence on fund losses
Former government ministers will appear before a committee today over the £26-million loss from a government fund.
Police investigate criminal damage to Peel home
Police are investigating after criminal damage was caused to a home in Peel.
DOI looking at breakwater wall repair options
Options on how to repair damage to a wall at Laxey breakwater is being looked into by officials.
Laxey flood support for Keys discussion
How many Laxey residents have applied for and will receive £500 in light of the recent flooding?
Fare free campaigners to hold public meeting
Campaigners fighting to make the Island's public transport free will explain more about their aims at a meeting in Douglas next month.
Collision in Braddan probed by Police
A collision in Braddan is being looked into by Police.
Port Erin restaurant closes down
A restaurant overlooking Port Erin beach says it's closed its doors for the last time.
