How many times has the government met with union representatives from the retail industry?
That’s the question on the mind of Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse.
He’s asking for a written reply from Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston.
Mr Moorhouse wants to know how many meetings Mr Johnston and his department's held in the past five years to discuss challenges faced by retail employees.
Sewage work closes riverside path
A riverside footpath in the west of the Island has been closed as work continues on Peel's sewage works.
Tax office having problems with public phone line
The government says the income tax department is having trouble with its public phone line.
Quacking good fun in Laxey tomorrow!
A unique sporting contest will be taking place in Laxey this weekend.
Thoughtless drivers parking in cancer patient spaces
Manx Care says inconsiderate drivers are forcing cancer patients to walk across the main hospital car park.
Weather warning issued for Sunday
A yellow weather warning has been issued for waves blowing water and debris onto roads this weekend.
New name for beloved city centre shop
WH Smith in Douglas has a new name from today.
Phone lines affected as David Gray tickets go on sale
The Villa Gaiety box office says it's expecting a busy morning - as tickets for David Gray go on sale later.
Danish racer wants to follow in grandfather's MGP footsteps
A Danish roadracing champion has launched an online fundraiser to follow in his grandfather's footsteps and race in the Manx Grand Prix.
