Education Minister Graham Cregeen has admitted only one Island school feels it's getting a better school meal service after government catering was centralised.
This week in Tynwald, he faced questions from North Douglas MHK David Ashford about the service.
It comes a week after it was revealed the service lost a total of £627,000.
Mr Cregeen said a survey had asked every school whether it thought things were better or worse since institutions stopped running school meals themselves:
Douglas lifeboat rescues yacht
Douglas lifeboat was called to the aid of a yacht at the weekend.
Boiler sparks fire callout
A faulty boiler led to a call to the fire service yesterday.
TT festivities move to Peel
There'll be parking and traffic restrictions in Peel today.
Police appeal after man photographed on closed roads
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man went onto closed roads.
Crowe yes they did!
Local sidecar brothers the Crowes have won tonight's sidecar TT.
Serious Crosby crash sparks warning
Motorists are being advised to avoid the Mount Rule Road area after a crash earlier.
Marshal's powers explained by government
The Department for enterprise says TT marshals have a wide range of powers - and they can detain people!
Beachcross gets underway in Douglas today!
Douglas beach will be the venue for racing today!
