A prescription price hike is on the way.
Charges on the Island will rise from September – if Tynwald gives its backing to proposals later this month.
It would mean each item would cost £3.85, 60p more than at present.
An increase of more than 20 per cent is also planned for 12 month pre-payment certificates.
IOM Chamber of Commerce criticises wage policies
Report says public sector workers earn nearly £200 a week more on average than those in private sector
Specialist UK contractor to carry out safety checks at airport
Follows discovery of devices containing phosphorus last month
Upcoming month-long closure on Finch Road
It's for work on the new Living Hope Church building
Revised schedule for Spanish Galeón Andalucía visits this weekend
The tall ship will be in Douglas Harbour until Monday