Protecting consumers and regulating Manx Gas are top of the agenda for the Office of Fair Trading in the New Year.
That's the message from its chief officer - who says the first priority is to get the Consumer Protection Amendment Bill through Tynwald:
It also looks to maintain the new regulatory agreement with the gas provider - which saw its board agreeing to a 3.5 per cent tariff reduction in January.
Mike Ball says it's a triumph for consumers:
Ramsey bank to reduce hours
A bank in the north of the Island says it's cutting its opening hours.
Witness appeal after cars entered in Laxey
Police are asking people to get in touch after a man was arrested in Laxey last night.
Facebook TT group repeatedly hit by scammers
One of Facebook's largest TT fan groups with more than 300,000 people says it's reviewing its membership after repeatedly being targeted by scammers.
Southern 100 work means temporary speed limits
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll introduce temporary speed limits on parts of the Southern 100 course next month.
Streetlight repairs expected today
Manx Utilities says it hopes to fix problems with street lights in the south of the Island today.
Keys to consider possible law banning smoking
The House of Keys sits this morning, to discuss topics such as the hospitality trade, the minimum wage and wind farms.
TT work continues on Mountain Road
The Mountain Road remains closed today.
Lights out until tomorrow morning in Bay View Rd
Take care if you're walking about Port Erin tonight.
