Government says the changes to the Freedom of Information laws are not going to stop people from accessing information.
The 2015 laws give island residents the right of access to information held by public authorities.
A second reading of the Amendment Bill will take place in the House of Keys today.
Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas MHK explains why the Freedom of Information Act needed amending:
Motiv8 holding Naloxone nasal spray drop-in session this Thursday
A free drop-in session is taking place this week for those who want to collect lifesaving treatment for those suffering from opioid addiction.
Don't fall for fair fraud, says school
An Island school says it's being targeted by scammers.
Suspended sentence for man who drunkenly assaulted woman
A man who assaulted a woman in a drunken rage has narrowly escaped being sent to prison.
Waste on the agenda for Bride Commissioners tonight
Bride commissioners meet tonight, for the first time since pulling out of the north's civic amenity site.
Castletown piano plea strikes a chord
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Book launch event for local author this Thursday
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Oil spill shuts Mountain
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Government IT glitches hit smart meter app
Problems with government IT means Manx Utilities' smart meter app isn't working properly.
