Electricity bills should come down in October, after the government announced a VAT cut.
After the UK's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham introduced a similar cut, the Treasury says VAT on domestic power bills will be slashed from five per cent to zero.
Manx Utilities will bring in the change from Thursday, October 1.
Also included in the cut are small businesses that get energy VAT relief but aren't VAT-registered, charities and residential care homes.
If you miss the 90s, there's a chance to relive classic tunes with a celebrity DJ in January.
Estimated £5m Manxman repair bill to be covered by Steam Packet reserves
The Steam Packet Company says the current estimated cost of the Manxman spending time in dry dock and undergoing repairs is around £5 million, but the bill will be covered from the company’s reserves.
Lancaster bombers to feature on new 50p pieces
Five new coins are being launched to celebrate one of Britain's best-known aircraft from World War 2.
Help recreate the Traitors arrival at King William’s College
Could you help lend a black Land Rover Defender for a Traitors themed event?
Deadline looms to be 2027 MGP newcomer
If you're thinking of riding to glory next year, time's running out!
Drug dealers in court to appeal sentences this month
Two cocaine dealers who were jailed for more than 26 years will appear in court again this month as they appeal their sentences.
Sailors could get welcoming Tongue shower upgrade
The Department of Infrastructure says it hopes changes in Douglas harbour will improve facilities for visiting sailors.
Noel marks 50 years since Swap Shop
Noel Edmonds has been celebrating a special anniversary over the weekend.
