Castletown Commissioners have announced they'll be reducing rates for the upcoming year.
The local authority's new rate has been set at 395 pence in the pound for each property, down from 398 pence in the pound last year.
And the Towns Fixed Refuse Rate will be reduced by £10 to £220 per property.
The Commissioners say the reductions won't negatively impact the local authority's services.
Where do college students travel in from?
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When will the private patient ward reopen?
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Island's "most prolific" drug dealer jailed for 20 years
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Four crossings at risk of disruption
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Hooper steps down from departments over reshuffle and min wage
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Island friends plan to row the Atlantic for charity
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Mother sentenced to 2.5 years for injuring baby
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2025 was one of Island's warmest years ever
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