An Onchan MHK wants to know how drink-driving offences over Christmas can be cut down.
In the House of Keys next week Rob Callister will ask Home Affairs Minister Bill Malarkey.
His questions come after figures revealed the number of people locked up for drink-driving over the festive period doubled in 2017.
14 people were arrested in last year, compared to 7 the previous year.
Local authority looking for TT campsite operator
Braddan commissioners are looking for someone to run a TT campsite at the Roundhouse.
Prolific Tynwald Day petitioner to run for election
A serial Tynwald Day petitioner has announced his bid for the general election.
Report says planning delays could scupper developments
Delays in the Island's planning system could make many developments stall or face collapse, according to a new report.
Did King's visit cost King's ransom, asks MHK
How much did it cost the Island to host the King?
Ramsey landmark to shut for repairs
Up to three weeks of work on Ramsey's swing bridge means the crossing will shut for around a month in August.
Council rejects FOI about employee tenants
Douglas Council says it won't provide information about employees living in its public sector housing.
Second national nature reserve declared in honour of King's visit
A second national nature reserve has been declared in honour of the King's visit.
Former restaurant up for rent
A former restaurant in Douglas is up for rent.
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