Government would be "foolish" not to listen to money saving ideas from the public.
That's according to the Chief Minister who says he's pleased to see people submitting their thoughts as part of the SAVE campaign.
It was launched earlier this month with the intention of finding £25 million of savings over the next five years.
So far more than 400 suggestions have been put forward - Howard Quayle says politicians have to listen to the people:
New warning for coastal overtopping at high tide
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued another weather warning for coastal overtopping tonight.
Government wants to re-roof governor's home
The Department of Infrastructure has applied for permission to re-roof the governor's home.
EVF to roll out body cameras to all Island stores
A chain of garages around the Island says all its staff will be wearing body cameras from this week.
Good news for Island's Vinted sellers!
The government's declared victory over Vinted after restoring the platform's mail for Island users.
Ferry sailings under threat this week
The Steam Packet Company says bad weather is threatening sailings later this week.
Mountain Road gritting gets underway
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be gritting the Mountain Road this afternoon.
Civic Amenity Site issues statement after former manager admits fraud
The Western Civic Amenity Site says it's cooperating with authorities after a criminal case against a former employee.
Move your car out of the Bottleneck - when it's safe!
Douglas Council's asking people to move vehicles from the Bottleneck Car Park when it's safe to do so.
