CPI still in negative territory
There was a slight rise in the Island's rate of inflation last month, but it remains in negative territory.
It went up from -0.7% to -0.6%, as measured by the Consumer Prices Index.
The biggest rise was in travel costs, up around 2%, while alcoholic drinks and tobacco apparently saw the biggest fall, down 1.7% in March, compared to the previous month.
Government consultations need 'more objective and neutral' approach
Former government press officer says some have been 'very skewed'
Applications open for role on planning committee
"Be a voice for your Island", says chair
Survey finds half of businesses expect to make cutbacks or redundancies in 2026
Figures compiled following recent minimum wage meeting
Braddan Commissioners appeals for information after tyres fly-tipped on Marine Drive
Local Authority says it's a criminal offence and will be investigating the incident