The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't consult the public on annual changes to the Island's bus timetables.
In Tynwald this week, Minister Ray Harmer faced questions from North Douglas MHK David Ashford about whether public opinion is sought when new timetables are released.
Mr Harmer revealed the last formal, full consultation about buses was five years ago:
Car boot sale to raise money for football club
Onchan's football club will be holding its car boot sale next month.
Racist graffiti in Ramsey
Ramsey Commissioners have been dealing with racist graffiti in the town.
Event to ask questions about medicinal cannabis next month
A free event for people to come and learn more about medicinal cannabis will be held next month.
Wednesday's race schedule confirmed
Race organisers say tomorrow's race session will go ahead as planned, with roads closing at 9.30am.
Teachers call off industrial action
A teaching union says it's reached an agreement to avoid industrial action next month.
Marshals appeal for this week's race sessions
There's an appeal for more people to sign up as marshals for the MGP and Classic races, as organisers review numbers needed for possible sessions later this week.
Let me know if you're affected by sewage smells, says MHK
A Peel MHK is asking residents to contact her if their area smells of sewage.
What do you think of your bank?
A research company is asking Island residents what you think of your bank.
