Locals should not be penalised, says OFT
A ban on card surcharges comes into effect in the Island today (Saturday).
Tynwald last month agreed to follow the UK and make it illegal for traders to apply surcharges for payments by credit card and debit card.
Office of Fair Trading chairman Martyn Perkins says it’s unfair for an extra percentage charge to be applied and Islanders should not be disadvantaged compared to their UK counterparts.
Police appeal for witnesses into Mountain Road crash
Local man transferred to UK for treatment as a result of his injuries
Tynwald motion seeks review of current law and practice covering fixed penalty parking fines
It has been claimed serial offenders have racked up big fines
New Bill will strengthen beneficial ownership transparency
It is seen as a significant step in the legislation
Cooil Road closed due to RTC
Police dealing with an incident in the area
RNLI launches Mayday fundraising campaign as Island landmarks light up
Douglas Promenade and Ramsey Swing Bridge to glow yellow in support of lifesaving charity