The Island's Economic Development minister is to face questions about work permits in the hospitality industry.
Onchan Member Julie Edge will ask Lawrence Skelly MHK about the matter in Tynwald this week.
She wants to know how many work permits were granted for jobs in the hospitality industry during the temporary relaxation period between March 1 and October 31.
The DED says some companies were unable to recruit for positions locally and so the exemptions had to be put in place.
Mountain Road to remain closed for much of tonight
Police say the Mountain Road will be shut until around 11pm.
Expanded Superdrug opens next week!
A city centre store in Douglas says it's looking forward to doubling in size when it opens next week.
No-fly zone for Red Arrows TT display
Trying to join in with the Red Arrows this TT could see you spending five years in jail.
Douglas prom re-opens after crash
Police say part of Douglas has now re-opened following a crash this morning.
New bar and restaurant to open this weekend
The Island's newest bar and restaurant will throw open its doors this weekend.
Over £30k paid out for pothole damage since 2023
A total of 48 claims were made for damage from potholes in the past year.
Rapist to appeal his sentence this week
A rapist who was jailed for almost 19 years after carrying out a sustained attack on a woman is to appeal his sentence.
Horse trams suspended by promenade crash
Douglas Bay Horse Tramway says it's suspended tram services until further notice because of a crash this morning.
