Infrastructure Minister David Cretney has given a firm assurance that the Island will not follow the UK’s lead on altering the parking fine system.
Plans are in place in the UK to bring down the fines and allow a five minute grace period.
It would appear that the Manx public would be in favour of such changes locally.
We spoke to a number of motorists to gauge their opinions:
Two-hour delay to Heysham sailing today
The Steam Packet Company says this morning's sailing to Heysham will set off around two hours late.
Peel Promenade development gets green light
Peel Commissioners’ Marine Parade development is being granted planning approval.
Government hopes to save £1.7m by going digital
The government says it hopes to save almost £1.7 million by digitising services, using AI and setting up a new website.
Football club postpones weekend matches in memory of former player who died in crash
The Isle of Man FA has agreed to postpone Peel AFC’s matches this weekend in memory of a player who recently died in a car accident.
Island's highest value property is sold
One of the Island's most expensive properties has been sold.
Historical mural unveiled for theatre anniversary
A mural has been unveiled in the Circle Bar of the Gaiety Theatre to mark its 125th anniversary.
Yellow weather warning for rain and flooding
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain overnight.
Ranson tribunal review's final cost revealed
A Tynwald investigation into how the employment tribunal of whistleblower Rosalind Ranson was handled by the government has cost a total of £327,708.
