The Department of Infrastructure says the number of accidents involving bus passengers has leapt 30 per cent in a year - but it's not because there are more incidents.
A freedom of information request to the department asked how many reports there'd been for the past five years.
The figures show a steady rise each year, with incidents jumping from 25 in 2015 to 33 last year.
However, the DOI says the number of accidents isn't rising - claiming the increase on better reporting.
Cruise ship season starts soon!
This year's cruise ship season gets underway next month.
DOI tries to minimise road closure disruption, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says his department tries to balance the need for roadworks with the potential traffic disruption closures might bring.
Applications open for charity's student laptops
A charity says applications are now open for free laptops for children on the Island who need one for education but can't afford it.
Balladoole reuse centre to raise amenity site's costs
The Northern Civic Amenity Site will reopen in mid-April, according to the Island's Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall.
Muzzle awareness event for dog owners this weekend
An Island animal charity is inviting you to take part in a dog muzzle awareness walk this weekend.
There's a chance to own the world's first mass-production car this weekend.
Car showroom plans for Ramsey Bakery site
Part of a landmark bakery in the north of the Island could become a car dealership.
Bus strike: offers made to union, says minister
Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall says he can't give any details about offers made to end the bus strike.
