Keys hopeful says economy needs to grow
A candidate in next month's general election says the state of government revenues would be his number one priority if elected
Fifty-eight year old William Bowers is standing in Middle.
He says without sustainable income to fund government spending, the Island isn't in a position to change anything - and believes the economy will have to grow.
Businesses have until April to prepare for minimum wage increase
Treasury minister says meeting the living wage has been a goal for years
Infrastructure minister insists school buses will not be scrapped
Dr Michelle Haywood says some routes could become normal services, where capacity allows
Braddan Commissioners says social housing roof works doubled in costÂ
It was one of a number of issues discussed at its monthly public meeting
'No evidence' Isle of Man in recession, says treasury minister
Alex Allinson responds to concerns over GDP and GNP figures
Unemployment remains at 0.6 percent as vacancies rise
Labour Market Report shows 273 people registered out of work in September