Fall represents big loss in revenue for Post Office
The number of letters being posted on the Isle of Man has dropped by 50% over the last decade.
That's according to the Post Office's general manager of mails strategy, Geoff Rickard.
Around 2.5million letters were processed by Manx postal service last year.
Despite an increase in parcel numbers, Mr Rickard says there's still been a loss in revenue:
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