Plans to set up online payments for children to buy healthy snacks from schools will be discussed in Tynwald next week.
When the court sits on Tuesday, Speaker of the House of Keys Juan Watterson will table a question on the issue.
He'll ask Education, Sport and Culture Minister Graham Cregeen what plans the department has to set up an online payment system.
Mr Watterson wants to know when such a system, used to buy school meals and snacks, will be set up.
0.25% of Douglas buildings dilapidated, says council
Douglas Council says it has fewer than 40 properties on its blacklist of run-down sites.
MHK to query Liverpool ferry terminal running costs
An MHK wants to know how much it costs to run the Liverpool ferry terminal each year.
Douglas Council's planning to sell off empty public housing.
Emergency repairs to close Port St Mary road
A busy road in Port St Mary will close next week for emergency electrical repairs.
Commissioners host 20mph drop-in
A commissioners' board in the south of the Island says it wants to hear your views on proposed 20mph zones.
Tractor run heads north
Festive tractors will be taking to the Island's roads again this evening.
House plan to restore Foxdale Deads
A developer says he's hoping to restore and reclaim contaminated land in Foxdale with plans for a new home.
Douglas to sign Friendship Agreement with Dublin
Douglas Council says it'll ask councillors to formally approve a new friendship agreement with Ireland's capital city.
