Inflation on the Isle of Man is at its lowest level in over two and half years.
Figures released today for July show it's continued on its downward trend and now stands at 2.2%.
According to the Treasury, the decrease is said to have been helped by slight falls in energy and petrol prices last month.
The price of clothing and motoring also fell.
UK barrister to lead review of Manx sex crime laws
A UK barrister will head up a review of the Island sex offences laws.
Club planning row from Scotland to Island
A Scottish rowing club's raising money by taking on a crossing from the Isle of Whithorn to the Isle of Man.
Plans for floating solar panels at reservoir
Sulby reservoir could be getting a floating solar array, as Manx Utilities carries out a survey of the site.
Northern local authority to freeze rates again
Bride Commissioners say they're freezing their rates again this year.
Minister rules out historic pension rise over 5%
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says government won't pay a rise of more than five per cent to pensions dating back three years.
Holiday chalets would be demolished for sewage network
Manx Utilities says it wants to demolish three holiday chalets in Laxey's conservation area to make way for a sewage pumping station.
18th Century Manx book selling for nearly £3k
A Manx religious book dating back more than 300 years is being sold on eBay for nearly £3,000.
First weekly Palestine vigil for new campaign group branch
Campaigners say they'll hold a weekly vigil for Palestinians in Douglas.
