A project which promotes music to young people costs just over £4,300 a month in staff, it's been revealed.
A Freedom of Information request to the Department of Education, Sport and Culture asked how much the sessions at the Kensington Arts centre in Douglas.
In its response, the department said 60 youngsters attend the project each month.
And it says the salaried, casual and contract staff cost an average of £4,350 per month.
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