Douglas council has announced a 12.5 per cent rates rise this year.
At the annual rate-setting meeting, councillors voted to set rates at 573 pence in the pound, a rise of 64p on last year's figure.
Council Leader Claire Wells said the rate had been as "responsible and economical as possible".
She also called for the government to come up with long-term strategies for pay and rent to make planning easier.
Summerland site is up for sale
The former Summerland site on Douglas Promenade is up for sale.
Harris out of US Open after hard-fought match
Manx tennis player Billy Harris has exited the US open after a tough battle with Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime.
One week left to get your child the flu vaccine before school
Manx Care says there's just over a week to make sure your child's immunised against flu before they go back to school.
Today's MGP racing delayed by two hours due to rain
Manx Grand Prix organisers say today's racing will be delayed by two hours, due to heavy rain being forecast.
Ministers to consider windfarm plans
The Council of Ministers has agreed to examine a company's application to develop the first offshore windfarm in Manx territorial waters.
Planners pull the plug on Peel poles
Planning permission for 15 telegraph poles in Peel has been turned down by planners.
Car boot sale to raise money for football club
Onchan's football club will be holding its car boot sale next month.
Racist graffiti in Ramsey
Ramsey Commissioners have been dealing with racist graffiti in the town.
