Should the Island open up its means-tested benefits, with rules eased for some?
When Tynwald sits in July, Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper will ask the court to back a motion introducing discretionary elements when income and assets are looked at during means-testing.
He wants benefit applicants facing exceptionally harsh or oppressive consequences to be given some leeway.
During the sitting, he'll ask for Treasury to prepare legislation changing the rules by June 2026.
Minister defends work experience changes
Education Minister Daphne Caine says work experience for students has changed since the pandemic - and her department won't be changing back.
Tea room at the top of the (Manx) world up for rent!
Could you run the most northernmost café on the Island?
Last chance to have your say on proposed new health tax
A consultation on a proposed new tax to pay for the Island's health system closes today.
TT debrief to discuss schedule after second year of weather problems
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says all those involved in organizing this year's TT will be meeting to discuss how it went, after weather played havoc with the schedule for a second year.
No end in sight for NSC pool tile problems
Education Minister Daphne Caine says problems with cracked tiles at the National Sports Centre swimming pool won't be sorted out before September.
Have you seen Ramsey's roving cocks?
A family in Ramsey is asking people to report sightings of two missing peacocks.
Manx star's new TV show premieres tomorrow
A new drama series starring a Manx actor is released on TV this week.
Anti-vaxx campaigner claims prison tested for "nonexistent virus"
An anti-vaccination campaigner says he's complained to a human rights organization about prisoners being tested for Covid at Jurby.
