An Onchan MHK says he's written to the Post Office after it announced restrictions on bill-paying at its outlets.
Rob Callister says under the plans, from April there'll be nowhere in Onchan to pay TV licenses, utility bills or government charges - and wants to know why his constituents will have to travel to Douglas.
And he says he also wants to know why there'll be a £650 limit on payments.
In a statement this week, the Post Office said the changes are for "regulatory and compliance" reasons.
Waves blast out Sea Terminal glass barriers
Coastal overtopping is bringing disruption to Douglas this lunchtime.
Southern local authority announces below-inflation rates rise
Arbory and Rushen Commissioners has announced a below-inflation rates rise for this year.
Laxey Promenade shut as waves wash onto road
The Department of Infrastructure says Laxey Promenade is now closed.
Ramsey roads shut because of coastal overtopping
The Department of Infrastructure says two roads in Ramsey have been closed because of coastal overtopping.
£7.7m cost by Manx Care staff sickness
Manx Care says staff sickness cost it £7.7 million last year.
30.5% hike to rates in Andreas
Andreas Commissioners say rates in their area will rise by more than 30 per cent this year.
Only some war pensions discounted from care charges
Health Minister Claire Christian says only some people on war pensions get them part-excluded when it comes to paying for their care.
Single car crash at Ballacraine
Police say they're dealing with a crash north of Ballacraine at Ballaspur, outside St John's.
