There could be job losses in the Department of Home Affairs.
They have released a statement saying that due to reductions in the Government's income significant changes will be made in 2011/12.
Up to 12 people could be made redundant.
The jobs would be cut in the Chief Executive's Office and Emergency Planning.
The Department say they are working hard to avoid redundancies but they can't be ruled out.
Commissioners warn dog fouling could mean fine
A local authority in the south of the Island has issued a plea over dog fouling.
Appeal for witnesses after fatal crash at Hillberry
Police are appealing for witnesses after someone lost their life in a car crash earlier today.
Government refers itself to Info Commissioner over election data breach
The Island's Information Commissioner has been asked to investigate after the government sent out election letters which could leak people's personal information.
MHK brands government's £1 million for AI office 'insane'
An MHK has described a million pounds being spent by the government on AI as "insane".
Southern bus ticket office to close for over a month
Port Erin's bus ticket office is to close for more than six weeks.
Hillberry closed until 9.30pm
A stretch of the Mountain Road in Onchan will remain shut until this evening, according to police.
Minister says 20mph limits will make communities safer and more pleasant
Infrastructure minister Michelle Haywood says new 20mph speed limits will make communities safer, as her department starts to put up signs next week.
Pet shock collar ban petition hits 1,000 mark
An animal charity's petition calling for pet shock collars to be banned on the Island has hit 1,000 signatures.
