A company which claims to support taxpayers' views on the Island has applied for dissolution.
The Manx TaxPayers' Alliance Ltd has applied to the Registrar General to be dissolved, and will stop being a company next month unless written objections are received.
In a post on its website, the organisation says keeping the company structure imposed 'bureaucratic burdens and significant costs'.
But it says it plans to continue after the company is dissolved.
Commissioners give Ramsey some TLC
Ramsey Commissioners say workers have been out and about this week making sure the town looks its best.
Suspected chemical munition means Derbyhaven remains closed
Experts from the UK will assess a chemical incident at Ronaldsway airport today.
Roads closed and bus routes changed for Parish Walk today
One of the Island's biggest annual sporting events is underway today.
Minister defends admission prices to MNH attractions
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says the cost of getting into the Island's historic sites is up to Manx National Heritage.
Thie Clag cafe up for rent
Could you run a business in the former Nurse's Home on Westmoreland Road?
Minimum wage changes on the way?
The government says it's planning changes to the way the minimum wage is calculated from next year.
Gas prices to rise by 5.3 per cent from July
Gas prices are due to rise by more than five per cent in less than a fortnight's time.
MP says UK is behind 'progressive' Isle of Man on assisted dying
A leading UK MP has admitted the country is behind progressive nations like the Isle of Man when it comes to assisted dying.
