Will people have to pay the government's planned new healthcare tax retrospectively?
That's the question Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh will put to Treasury Minister Alex Allinson next week.
When Tynwald holds its April sitting next week, he'll ask what progress has been made bringing in the extra surcharge and when it'll be introduced.
The court is due to meet next Tuesday from 10am in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
Steam Packet oversight report due next year
Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford says a report on how the government oversees the Steam Packet Company will be submitted to Tynwald by the end of next year.
Isle of Man tops UK in OnlyFans spending
The Isle of Man has edged out the UK on a list of spending on a leading internet porn site.
Peel lingerie shop wants permission for new sign
A lingerie shop in Peel has applied to change its sign after its old one became dangerous.
Can you help museum find historic go-kart?
A museum's making a public appeal for historic Manx go-karts.
Trust in democratic institutions falling, says report
People's trust in the Island's democratic institutions fell last year - with only local authorities maintaining their levels.
Flouride varnishes for all primary children
Free fluoride varnish treatments will be offered to every primary school child from next year.
'Tough times' see Ramsey cafe close for winter
A café in Ramsey says it'll close for the winter and reopen next year.
Peel to get new laundrette?
A former hairdressing salon in the centre of Peel could become the town's next laundrette, if a planning application is given the green light.
