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.
Lord Street Car Park to close as major development marks 'key step forward'
Any unauthorised vehicles must be moved by 22 June
Man who brought cocaine to Isle of Man jailed for nine years
Goulden also admitted drug driving and money laundering
Police see 100% reduction of motorcycle thefts in Liverpool city centre during TT
More than 6,000 bikes passed through the ferry terminal
Gef found, no longer gonegoose
Escapee animal recaptured... at the brewery