But Arbory and Rushen see 11 pence rise
Arbory and Rushen residents will see rates go up by 7.5 per cent this year.
They are rising from 136 to 147 pence in the pound.
Board members have cited higher contributions to the Southern Civic Amenity Site and Southern Swimming Pool as the main reasons for the increase.
Meanwhile in Kirk Michael rates will remain the same for the next financial year.
At 144 pence in the pound it's one of the Island's lower rates.
Steam Packet sailings cancelled as strong winds and rough seas forecast
Adverse weather expected to bring gales, heavy rain and very rough sea conditions
Public Health urges residents to take steps to stay well this winter
Colder weather increases spread of seasonal viruses, with older people and those with long-term conditions at greater risk
Black ice warnings issued as police report hazardous road conditions
Motorists urged to take care as the Mountain Road closes and icy conditions affect routes across the Island
Douglas Council opts against low-noise fireworks after review
Traditional November display to continue in 2026
Shadow fleet tanker seized by US once sailed under Isle of Man flag
The vessel, now operating as Olina, was formerly registered in Douglas as British Mallard and later linked to sanctions breaches involving Venezuelan oil
