Banks on the Island will continue to accept UK round pound coins, despite them being phased out in the UK this week.
Bill Henderson MLC says the coins won't be worthless here after the deadline passes in the UK.
The coins are being replaced by a new 12-sided coin, but Mr Henderson it won't affect businesses on the Island.
He says even if some shops don't accept the coins, the Island's banks will continue to do so for the forseeable future.
42 planned bus services on last day of current strike
It's the final day of industrial action in a 10-day long walkout by bus drivers today.
Middle East war sparks travel advice from government
The government's issued travel advice from the UK Foreign Office in the wake of missile strikes in the Middle East.
Commissioners to meet minister over new local authority law
Commissioners in Laxey will meet Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall next week.
Pool hosts health check station
A swimming pool has a new self-service health station.
Bus Vannin reveals services for last day of bus strike
Bus Vannin has released a list of the buses running on the final day of the current strike tomorrow.
Weather means ferry disruption today
Two ferry sailings today have been cancelled in the face of gale force winds.
Yellow weather warning issued for high tide tonight
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for tonight.
25 bus services planned today
The strike by bus drivers is entering its ninth day today.
