How much can you have in the bank but still have your care costs paid?
That's the question on the lips of Onchan MHK Julie Edge in Tynwald this week.
When the court sits tomorrow, she'll quiz Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson about the amount of capital people can have and still have all their care paid for from the public purse.
Tynwald will sit from 10am tomorrow.
'Bank of Dave' star films himself with Manx-owned chopper
A TV star has released an online video featuring a helicopter that belonged to an Island-based billionaire.
Hop-tu-Naa event in Glen Wyllin next week
There's a chance to go ghost-hunting in the west of the Island for Hop-tu-Naa this year.
Island granted unique status for sport education
A unique status has been granted to the Island for educating high-performance athletes full-time.
Douglas City Council projects on Tynwald agenda
A Tynwald question will be put to the Treasury Minister about how decisions for local authority housing schemes are made.
Two GP practices to pilot mental health scheme
A pilot mental health scheme is launching at two GP practices in the next 12 months.
Roundhouse to hold first warm space event
The community centre in Braddan is holding its first ‘warm space’ initiative for people during the winter months.
Cregneash bus petition gets more than 500 signatures
A petition to reinstate a scrapped bus route in the south of the Island has attracted more than 550 signatures.
DOI won't give cost of airport's bird-scaring vehicles
The Department of Infrastructure has refused to reveal how much it paid for bird-scaring vehicles at the airport for a second time.
