Questions about dredging in the River Mersey will be raised in Tynwald this week.
When the court sits on Tuesday, North Douglas MHK John Wannenburgh will put two questions to Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall.
He wants to know how much dredging near the new Liverpool ferry terminal will cost and whether it more or less than previously paid at the Pier Head.
Mr Wannenburgh will also ask who will carry out the task.
Andreas ratepayers face fridge fly-tipping bill
Andreas Commissioners are appealing to people to come forward with information after fly-tipping in the parish.
Ancient fort damaged by fire and litter
A 2,000 year old fort in Port Grenaugh has been left damaged by litter and a fire.
Benefit fraud landed woman £15,000
A woman will be sentenced next month after admitting a benefits fraud which wrongly netted her more than £15,000.
Ship company curious about purr-fect visitor
Can you help identify a fur-iendly visitor to a Ramsey company?
Plan to begin tackling growing dental waiting lists, says minister
The Island’s health minister says there’s a plan to begin tackling dentist waiting lists, after figures showed the number waiting to get a dentist has more than tripled since 2022.
Treasury can't give social security figures for new residents
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he doesn't know how many people who've lived here less than five years have been given social security payments.
Fancy joining a lifeboat crew?
There's a chance to find out more about being a lifeboat crew member later this month.
Government wants new customs area at Sea Terminal
The Department of Infrastructure has applied for planning permission to build a customs search area outside the Sea Terminal.
