Cancelling the Island's largest food and drink festival didn't cost the government anything except some time.
So says Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Clare Barber, who faced a written question from Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh.
She said the only cost was some staff time - the department hadn't paid for anything and so wouldn't be out of pocket.
Mrs Barber added the department is pursuing other opportunities.
Chief Minister meets UK government figures
Chief Minister Alf Cannan has met members of the new UK government for the first time.
More ferry delays this evening
Bad weather has caused delays to two of this evening's sailings for the Manxman.
Ramsey Tesco opens next week
The Island's latest Tesco supermarket will open next week.
No evidence offered in stabbing case
A man accused of a stabbing has been cleared of causing grievous bodily harm.
Take care of hedgehogs this autumn
An Island animal charity is asking people to make sure their gardens are safe for young hedgehogs this autumn.
Peel hosts economy strategy feedback event
The government's holding an event in the west of the Island tonight to explain its economic strategy.
WATCH: Douglas star dazzles at Marvel premiere
Manx-born actor Joe Locke attended the first premiere of his new show last night.
DOI won't reveal how much Ronaldsway's bird-scaring cars cost
The Department of Infrastructure says it's bought two vehicles that can scare birds - but won't say for how much.
