The Department of Infrastructure says buses made a loss of £7 million this year.
In the DoI’s annual report it says that Bus Vannin made £5,210,000 in the last financial year.
But recorded that it cost £12,195,000 to run the service, resulting in a £6,985,000 loss for the department.
Cost saving measures have already began on bus services with the route to Cregneash and the Sound axed.
Ferry sailings this evening delayed
Ferry sailings this evening and early tomorrow have been delayed due to bad weather.
Less people moving to the Island from Hong Kong
Statistics show the number of people moving to the Island from Hong Kong was at its peak three years ago, but has since dropped dramatically.
Tim Crookall wants time in his new role before facing criticism
The Minister without a Portfolio has asked for time in his new role before being criticised.
Airline offers free flight changes because of bad weather
An airline is offering free changes to flights to Island passengers as bad weather threatens travel disruptions.
Police warn over children's antisocial behaviour
Police are reminding parents to make sure they know where their children are, after a spate of antisocial behaviour.
Dog fouling "getting worse" in Port St Mary
A local authority in the south of the Island says dog fouling problems are getting worse as darker winter nights draw in.
The light time is the right night time, says council
Douglas Council says it’s ironed out problems with a popular lights display in one of its glens.
New government role for former health minister
A former health minister and member of the Department of Health and Social Care have both joined the Department of Infrastructure.
