The Island's legal aid bill has fallen for the first time in in four years.
When Tynwald sits later this month, members will see the Isle of Man Legal Aid Committee's report for the past 12 months.
In it, the body says last year the total amount of civil and criminal legal aid paid was £3,662,734 - down around £250,000 on the previous year.
The figures show legal aid in criminal cases accounted for a total of £2,433,707.
Laxey tea room reopens!
A tea room in Laxey which was threatened with closure after a tenant turned down renewing their lease has reopened.
Festive photoshoots for your furry favourites!
An animal charity is giving you the opportunity to get some festive photos of your four-legged friend!
Bad weather opens Mountain Road
The Department of Infrastructure says the weather is too bad to close the Mountain Road today.
Roadworks bring temporary traffic lights to Douglas Prom
Part of Douglas Promenade will have temporary traffic lights from this week.
Douglas horse trams advertising for staff
The most distinctive travel network in Douglas is looking for workers for next year.
Only gas bills going paperless, says OFT chair
Only gas bills are going paperless - Isle of Man Energy will write to people telling them if their supply is to be cut off.
Work shuts Mountain Road
Part of the Mountain Road is shut for surveying work today.
Plantation work sparks warning
The Department of Infrastructure is asking people to take care in one of its plantations this week.
