How many felons buy ferry tickets?
That's what Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse is hoping to find out in the House of Keys next week.
When members gather on Tuesday, he'll ask Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson how many people who paid cash for tickets had been investigated or charged in the last two years.
Members will gather for next week's Keys sitting from 10am on Tuesday in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
Electric vehicle charger policy
Is there a government policy about electric vehicle chargers in government homes?
Marown toilet row
Marown Commissioners say they haven't tried to force a playing fields organisation to take over the village's only public toilet.
Opening of sexual health centre a Manx Care success
Manx Care says a new sexual health clinic are among its biggest successes of last year.
Lord Bishop to open festival
The Island's Lord Bishop Tricia Hillas will officially open this year's Beer and Cider Festival!
Chickenpox spreading
Public Health Isle of Man is warning parents to be on the lookout for chickenpox.
Tourist accommodation registrations have grown by 13%
The number of bed spaces available for tourists has grown by 3.6 per cent in the last four years, according to Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston.
Charity urges sea users to respect dolphins
The charity Manx Dolphin and Whale Watch are urging sea users to respect resident dolphins Moonlight and Starlight.
Work planned for the capital's sewage system
Manx Utilities says motorists face six months of misery as it improves the capital's sewage system.
