Douglas Council says it's ahead of its targets for rate collections.
When the local authority sits this week, it'll consider a monthly financial review from November which showed 93.1 per cent of rates had been paid between April and November.,
That's compared to a target of 91.6 per cent - although slightly down on last year's figure of 93.5 per cent.
Douglas Council will meet in the city hall from 2.30pm on Wednesday.
The king of the Netherlands has been checking out the Steam Packet's flagship ferry as she undergoes repairs.
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Questions raised of government's use of Manx food
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