It comes as Manx Gas announces reduction in tariffs
Manx Gas may have announced reductions to its tariffs, but the issue of fuel poverty has reared its head once again.
The 3.5 per cent fall in charges from the utility provider is thought to immediately help around 24,500 customers.
Director of Communications at the Celtic League Bernard Moffatt says whilst it's a start, more needs to be done to help those who can't afford fuel.
He says it's something Tynwald needs to look at:
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