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.
Department for Enterprise criticised over response to staff bonuses FOI
A government department has been told to reconsider a Freedom of Information request about £220,000 in bonuses paid to its staff over the last five years.
Family thanks ambulance crew after unforgettable birth of baby Eli
The Isle of Man Ambulance Service received a heart-warming visit after crews helped deliver baby Eli in the back of an ambulance.
Isle of Man hotel access complaint featured on BBC’s Rip-Off Britain
The Isle of Man featured on TV this morning - as BBC's Rip-off Britain looked into the case of a non-accessible stay in Douglas sold to a wheelchair user.
Friends to tackle 55-mile coastal walk in tribute to much-loved KWC student
A group of friends will be walking the Raad-ny-Foillan in memory of a local man who died of Leukaemia.
Government asked how many medical negligence cases it’s defending
An MHK has queried how many medical negligence cases the government is currently fighting.
TT homestay warning issued to Onchan housing tenants
Onchan Commissioners are reminding their tenants they'll need permission to rent their home for TT.
Island organisations offered grants for overseas aid projects
Island charities are being invited to apply for the latest round of international development grants.
Tynwald to question Glyphosate use on the Island
Could controversial herbicides be banned, and does the government know who's using them here?
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